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Separate what happens from what you infer - Paper 1
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Original opening, 'The borrowed book': For three days I had kept the damaged book under my bed. The library smelled of wet wool and old paper. I said I was only returning a loan. When the librarian reached for it, I turned the cover so the tear faced upwards. Her hand paused above the desk. I began to explain. Separate stated actions from interpretations. An inference must use a clue; it cannot establish an unstated motive as fact.
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