Why does Charles Dickens use more detail than other writers?
We like to think that authors make their writing decisions solely on the basis of artistic considerations, but that is not necessarily the case. Financial considerations often come into play and can dictate how art is produced.
In Dickens's day, a novelist—and his publisher—could make money in two ways. The first was by serializing a novel in parts in a magazine. A good serial—like a good TV miniseries today—would hook an audience.
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They emphasize the idea that people should fight hard to survive.
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She lost her sight and is now learning to live with her affliction.
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Affliction can mean one of these three things:
1. a cause of persistent pain or distress.
2. great suffering
3. the state of being afflicted by something that causes suffering
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I believe the correct answer choice is option <u>D. I think that John is looking glum to me. </u>
An iambic sentence should have a total of ten syllables per line. Option C. has 7 syllables, Option A. has 11 syllables, and Option B. has 9 syllables.
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Because sherlock was too busy with other cases