Answer:
The setting details are omitted from the plot of the story.
Explanation:
Washington Irving's "The Mysterious Picture" is part of his "Tales of a Traveler" in which the protagonist details his encounters while traveling. The particular short story is about him and the mysterious picture that hangs in his room for the night.
This gothic story delves into suspense where the narrator ends up having to spend the night in the room with the mysterious picture. And from the particular passage, the owner of the house reveals the way to ensure who is the most heroic gentleman among his guests. And while revealing his plan for the night, the author fails or did not reveal the setting details of the mansion or chambers of the scene where the men are to stay for the night.
Thus, Irving builds up suspense by omitting the setting details of the story.
Answer:
he wants no part of Cuba, no part of its wretched carnival floats creaking with lies, no part of Cuba at all, which Lourdes claims never possessed her
Explanation:
Magic Realism is a form of literature in which the real world is shown as having some form of magic or fantasy attached to it. Normal, real-world experiences are shown but elements of fantasy are present and considered quite normal.
The sentence that is an example of magic realism is<u> he wants no part of Cuba, no part of its wretched carnival floats creaking with lies, no part of Cuba at all, which Lourdes claims never possessed her</u> because it has elements of magical fantasy.
