D. Run-on Sentence
The other options wouldn't make any sense except maybe "A", but a fragment is not completed whereas a Run-on would be completed, just lacking punctuation.
1.The knight has stolen the virtue of a maiden. To live, he must answer the question, "what is the thing that most women desire?" He has a year and a day to find the answer.
2. In exchange for the correct answer to the queen's question, the knight will do whatever the old women asks of him. To fulfill the bargain, he marries her, because that is her demand.
3.He says she is old, plain, poor, and low bred, meaning not of "gentle birth" or nobility.
4.She says he can choose to have old, ugly, but loyal until she dies or he can have her young and pretty and take his chances of her loyalty.
5.She transforms her self into a young and lovely women.
Because this character sounds like an important key component in the story. If she hadn't told Amelia she would do well in America, she wouldn't have thought about moving in the first place.
Answer:
Alright.
Explanation:
The movie-Billy Weaver is on the train with a priest.
The book-Weaver gets off the train without mentions of the priest. He talks to the porter but the movie doesn't add this conversation.
