The best answer to the question above would be the third statement. The thoughts you have about reading the certain lines from a screenplay or novel would be different from someone else's perspective of it because everything in such literary work is open to multiple interpretations.
APA Style is a form of writing style that guides writers in terms of abbreviations, citing references, punctuations, presenting graphs and tables, outlining, and many more. Its purpose is to organize the way of writing into one convention for the ease of reading comprehension.
In one of its rules, when there are multiple authors to a reference, you can just cite at least two of the main authors, followed by 'et al'. The phrase 'et al' is an abbreviation of <em>et alia</em> which means 'and others'. For example, you should cite the reference as "Apollo, Amsterdam, et al."
it is either FELT or VERY
Walter ultimately refusing Linder's offer, (apex)
