Elements found in a personal narrative are... an introduction, a plot, a setting, strong characters, a conclusion and sometimes a coda (a message learned front the narrative)
Answer:
ONE
Explanation:
I think the answer is (1) Because your explaining why you chose to write about that process and your explaining how hard or easy it was for you.
I am not sure though but I would go with ONE.
The pale young gentleman is a strange character, first he wants to fight Pip for no apparent reason until Pip accepts and he loses, and that is all Pip knows of him until years later when they meet again and the pale young gentleman is an adult, his name is Herbert Pocket, and they get along very well, they even become best friends. Herbert helps Pip improve his table manners but he <u>doesn't</u> mock him and he is <u>not</u> an antagonist, just a kid who wants to fight. The information he later gives to pip is <u>not</u> to convince him Miss Havisham is his benefactor.
In the first appearance his inclusion is only to make the reader wonder if the fight will actually happen. <em>The correct answer C.)</em>
There is the creation of suspense through the use of repetition and foreshadowing by highlighting the horrors of Frankenstein's monster.
<h3>What is Repetition?</h3>
This refers to the constant use of a word or phrase in a literary text to create emphasis.
Hence, we can see that from the given excerpt, there is the use of repetition to show that the monster has been on Victor's mind and also to the foreshadowing that the monster has sinister intentions.
Read more about repetition here:
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One of the most successful and popular early American writers, Washington Irving couldn't have had a clue as to what legacy he would leave behind while he still walked the earth. Thinking of himself primarily as an essayist and a humorist, he had no inkling that his true calling would be to transform foreign folk tales into appealing moralistic stories for an eager American audience.
