Yea either A or C. Hope this helped!!!
Answer: The use of a third-person point of view helps develop the characters of this story by showing the thoughts of all the characters. For example, when Milo was finished playing his movie for his friends, it shares his thoughts. “Milo was excited to hear their thoughts on his first short film but was nervous just the same.” All of his friends disliked his movie, and you could tell because they were all thinking about how it was the worst movie, or drifting off. Like how in the text it says “Britt kept thinking that this was the worst movie she'd ever seen, like it was made in 10 minutes on someone's smartphone. Clay had drifted off halfway through and had become more concerned by a bird that was flapping outside the basement window.” That is how the use of a third-person omniscient point of view helps develops the characters.
(id just like to add im not that great in ela but its still an answer aha)
Its true because if you read what other responses say it can better help you understand
C is the answer. They hold the grudge that they killed the Great Goblin, this is only included in answer C.
Answer:
Explanation:Some questions should not be answered, even if you can answer them. Do not seek to harm yourself. Robert Walton had seen what this did to Victor. Victor asked him what he would do with the knowledge of how Victor animated the creature. Victor worried that Walton would ruin himself. Perhaps in turning back his ship at the end of the story, he was exercising this knowledge that sometimes the undiscovered should remain undiscovered.
