Well, an epic is a long poem, typically one derived from ancient oral tradition, narrating and adventures of a heroic figure (like Hercules, Beowulf) when you think of an epic just try to remember myths and legends. And with that, I do not think D or C are the answer just due to epics aren't making fun of their culture and the pov (point of view) doesn't change during an epic or story for that matter it gets confusing. Also with answer, A, not every epic has an enchantress so I believe B is the correct answer.
Answer:
Explanation:
they are subjects pronouns
Answer:
C. run-on
Explanation:
There is no comma, so that eliminates the first option, and it can't be a fragment because there are both a subject and a verb present. The sentence isn't correct because there shoud be some form of punctuation in-between water and he.
"He told me to get out of the water; he is crazy if he thinks I'm going to listen."
"He told me to get out of the water. He is crazy if he thinks I am going to listen."
"He told me to get out of the water -- he is crazy if he thinks I am going to listen."