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Die Ausstellung braucht die Zustimmung

Distinguish possession of found private letters from agreement to their public display and preserve an artistic privacy question through clearly identified invented material. 936 words

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Comprehension quiz

Why does Jonas ask for the enlarged letters to be removed before discussing a permanent replacement?
What does the visitor’s recognition suggest without proving a particular identity?
Why does Jonas remove copies from the description and record the earlier preview as well?
How does Lena construct the replacement rather than merely changing names in the found letters?
How does Lena respond when visitors find the fictional version less surprising?
Which conclusion does the final arrangement support?