To strengthen her argument, Eudora must explain how drawing on the traditional roles that inspired the characters of Ellie and K
ari affect their purpose in the plot. Misha, who is extremely shy, moves to a new school mid-year. The girls at the new school ignore Misha. Misha even suspects that Ellie and Kari are making jokes behind her back. She feels so frustrated by her situation that she decides to join several clubs, try out for cheerleader, and run for class president. She finds friends everywhere she looks as a result of putting in such a big effort.
Which interpretation makes the most sense for Eudora to include in her essay?
A.
The characters Ellie and Kari suggest that Misha is not the only shy character.
B.
The characters Ellie and Kari cause Misha to doubt herself and feel frustrated.
C.
The characters Ellie and Kari show just how misguided some young people can be.
D.
The characters Ellie and Kari spur Misha to positive action by causing her frustration.
