How does Mark Twain portray Aunt Polly as a realistic, believable character? A) Twain makes her a cruel, unforgiving, and unmerc
iful tyrant of Tom's home life. B) Aunt Polly is clearly a shallow, judgmental, unkind woman who hates Tom and his antics. C) Twain gives her a stern but compassionate personality and a distinctive dialectal voice. D) Aunt Polly is portrayed as a secretive, paranoid woman who worries too much about everything in her life.
C) Twain gives her a stern but compassionate personality and a distinctive dialectal voice.
Explanation:
Mark Twain often used Realism in many of his works in order to make it easier for audience and readers to relate to his stories, he did this by creating characters that were round, that weren´t black or white, and that talked in dialects and used normal-everyday expressions, with Aunt Polly he gave her a distinctive dialectal voice, that made her sound real, like any aunt you could have, and a stern but compassionate personality, this makes her realistic and believable cause chances are, you have an aunt just like Aunt Polly.
Hitchcock believes "you have suspense when you let the audience play God." Meaning when there is uncertainty in whats going to happen in a film and the audience makes their own guesses. The writer calls it playing god because the audience know the fate of the characters and what may happen to them in the future.
The passage explain regarding "a people’s culture.<span>" </span> Based on this line "Now, the rest of the tribe calls my father the “Beginner of the Earth” because he mediates between Enkai and our tribe, just as he did when the cattle returned from the sky." it shows a culture of a certain group.
