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-understand the main character
-identify the conflict
-know how the conflict is resolved
-make a generalization
The correct answer is C.
Huck's use of dialect in this excerpt from chapter 23 of "The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" affect the story by lessening the tension in the story.
Huck uses language to create humor while describing how the townspeople are filing in to extract their revenge. He knows that they are carrying some king of weapons, but downplays it by saying that it was "no perfumer". Then, he explains that he smelled rotten eggs and vegetables and sixty-four dead cats, using exageration as a way of mocking the situation.
What am I actually afraid of?
What would I do?
Can you break it into smaller pieces?
Why is it so terrifying?
Is it a God-given or man-made fear?
Is it a rational or irrational fear?
Is the fear personal or not?
Does it threaten us physically or is it mental?
Does this fear stop you from accomplishing your dreams, goals, etc,.?
Are you ready to face it?