I think the answer is Upper-Class Families. Not sure though.
"A coherent narrative will be easy to follow and more enjoyable for your reader." Looking at this, we see the words, "easy to follow," and, "more enjoyable." These are our clue words. We can rule our both A, B and D because none fit in as a definition referring to easy. C, however, fits the definition and this is your answer.
"A 'connected' narrative will be easy to follow and more enjoyable for your reader."
Dramatic irony is shown when the characters behave in a very demure way, using codes that reveal their curiosity and involvement with themes that are very inappropriate for the situation.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- Dramatic irony occurs when the reader or audience knows information that the characters in the story do not know.
- We can see a strong example of dramatic irony in the conversation between Cecily, Miss Prism, and Chasuble.
- That's because in this conversation, everyone is very modest, innocent, and correct as the society of the time required, but everyone is using codes and insinuations that show their interest in inappropriate matters.
In this case, the author used dramatic irony to show how these three characters are not demure and naive, as they show themselves. They pretend to be naive, not to be judged by society, but they have many inappropriate thoughts, which are kept to themselves.
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I’m here to collect them points ayee but no im not familiar with her
