A protagonist and antagonist. The protagonist carries the story at we receive their point of view or their life. The antagonist is like a villain that’s important. Depends.
I Believe The Answer is; B. The figurative wall that existed between them all along.
This is through the studies ive found when i read "Bartleby the Scrvener".
<span>a. Run-on
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Auroras illuminate the northern horizon, a greenish glow or sometimes a faint red one.
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<span>A run-on is a phrase, statement or sentence of two or more independent clauses –clauses are independent phrases which has an subject and predicate and, can stand by its own self- that were conjoint or combined together regardless of punctuation. These are also called fused sentences.<span>
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so for Gessen under evidence I would put "recognized for his amazing talent, Gessen would always demand payment in advance before ever picking up a paintbrush" so for point of view for him I am not entirely sure but say something about his nasty attitude for the reason that he wants to take care of his home if you would prefer a different quote I suggest picking one towards the bottom where it talks about why he is so greedy
for Sakura under evidence put
"but you taint its beauty with your stinginess and petty desire for money. You would no doubt ask me for a year's wages to sketch upon my napkin. Your outrageous greed means you will never paint anything of worth"
for point of view I think it should be something talking about her sophistication and how she shows disdain towards Gessen due to his greed
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I hope this helps btw the first question below the chart the answer would be c
