You have the extra option for putting added emphasis.
It's not very apparent in your example. Allow me to propose another:
"I walked up to him and shot him."
This sounds like something a serial killer would say. I is far removed from shot. No biggie, All in a day's work!
"I walked up to him and I shot him"
Depending on the context, this could imply my shock/incredulity/pride at what I've done. Shooting someone probably isn't normal for me. Putting I near the verb shot emphasizes the subject and the action better.
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