Answer is C, that’s the type of feeling that I am getting from this!
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Gossips deforms the reader's perspective on the characters used, as the reader's idea become affected by individual beliefs and biases or of those who are creating the gossip.
Explanation:
In a book authored by Henry James, Daisy Miller's story was told from differing perspective of several people, except from her herself. The major narrator in the book is Winterbourne, a man known to be highly emotion towards Daisy Miller. This has the ability to affect his judgment and perception of Daisy and thus any description given by him would be biased, as emotions will be involved.
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D. wittiness.
Explanation:
An epigram is a short form of verse that often is satirical, "On My First Son" by Ben Jonson the story been told is about the loss of a son, yet he finds a way out of his pain suggesting he should love less so he doesn’t suffer much. This characteristic of an epigram is known as wittiness, that is a clever way of thinking or finding solutions for problems. Wittiness can also appear in the form or how the verse is written.
It is hotter than the surface of the sun out there
