In order to know when a particular character is unaware of something another character is aware of, you've to understand the story.
Your question is incomplete as the story isn't provided. I'll give an overview related to the question. A character means the person that's represented in a literary work.
In order to note instances where one character knows something that another <em>character </em>does not, the following are required:
- Read the story carefully and make sure you understand it.
- Understand the theme of the story.
- Understand the central idea that the author wants the readers to understand.
- Look at the instances where the characters had <u>contrary opinions</u> on issues.
- Finally, look at the<em> words</em> or phrases mentioned in such cases.
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Answer:
Root
Explanation:
From this excerpt, Odysseus is compared to a root because the narrator describes holding on to a "great fig tree" when the billow tossed him.
Speaking further, he also talks about being far away from the "root and bole" which is the comparison to Odyssey according to the excerpt.
He also speaks about the branches and leaves being far above his head.
<h2>Um,I guess the answer is:</h2>
<h2>-7</h2>
It is B, the strategy of Pathos. Or it's C.
I know it's B or C. Pick one you're comfortable with.
