Holly read this passage about a young man named Emmett: Emmett studied his reflection. He tightened his tie and loosened it agai
n. He brushed the lint off his suit jacket for the fifth time and tugged on his shirt cuffs once more. He surveyed his shoes. Was that a scuff? No, just a trick of the light. He met his own gaze in the mirror, nodded, and took a deep breath. He touched his mother’s photo before leaving the room. “Do you believe it, Mama?” he asked. “Your little boy’s going to meet the president!” What can Holly infer about Emmett based on the details in this passage? A. He is unused to wearing a suit. B. He is nervous about his meeting. C. He is uncomfortable in formal clothing. D. He is exceedingly proud of his appearance
An animal that acts as the main character of a story.
Explanation:
An archetype is something that is considered to be a perfect or typical example of a particular kind of person or thing, because it has all their most important characteristics.
