Watterson suggests that there is not one valid reality, it is not that Hobbes is either a toy or he is a conscious being. Both are valid...Through his ability to illustrate both versions of Hobbes side-by-side, he is able to create contrast between the two realities in which Hobbes is a character Answer the following questions about the sentence:

1. What does the sentence mean?

2. What do you notice about the sentence?

3. How does what you notice help you understand the sentence?

4. What makes this sentence easy, or more difficult, to understand?
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