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It depends on who the narrator of the article is. Is the main charector describing what is going on? that's first person. Second person is when the nararator is saying "You", and third person is when someone is describing the book from the outside looking in. USe that information to answer, because we don't have access to the article
Explanation:
Your answer would be
<span>It is part of the rising action of the story, which builds the reader's suspense about how Master Hauchecorne will prove his innocence.
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An archetype is a pattern of a recurring symbol, story, or character, whereas the theme is the central idea. Archetype is something to base your story around, something that happened in the past and stood the test of time as something universal. On the other hand theme draws from the archetype but it is not limited to it. Themes can be contemporary and based around the archetype. For example, we can have modern day Romeo and Juliet, based around the archetype of the immposible love.
Meta-fiction is the correct answer
