(1) As Ella perused the secondhand store shelves searching for a gently used book to give to her sister for her birthday, she came across an old yearbook from her high school.Ella flipped through the pages, grinning at the old-fashioned clothes and hairstyles, but just as she was about to return the book to its place on the shelf, she stopped short. She quickly turned back a few pages and then stared with a mixture of curiosity and amazement at the black-and- white picture in the center of the page Two girls sat in the gym bleachers, cheering enthusiastically and a caption underneath the photo read Most Likely to Stay Best Friends Forever. Ella stared at the picture for a moment, paid for the book, and then rushed to her car and immediately called her best friend Yuna She sighed with frustration when her call went straight to voicemail. (2) "Yuna, you're not going to believe this: I found a 60-year-old yearbook at the secondhand I shop and were in it; it's like a parallel universe or something. I'm on my way over now. Yuna was waiting in her front yard when Ella arrived. "What's up? Your message didn't make any sense." The author included paragraph 6 in order to emphasize that Ella and Yuna and the girls in the yearbook are likely the same people show that Ella and Yuna are reaching incorrect conclusions about the girls in the yearbook photo suggest that there is a deeper connection between Ella and Yuna and the girls in the yearbook photo prove that the physical resemblance between Ella and Yuna and the girls in the yearbook is a coincidence