The correct answer is A. Malvolio is painting a dramatic picture of the practical joke he has been subjected to.
Explanation: In "Twelfth Night" by William Shakespeare, Toby and the others prank Malvolio into behaving strangely in hopes that he can win over Olivia's love. Malvolio's alleged madness allows Maria, Toby, and the others to lock him in a dark room and Feste (disguised as Sir Topas) continues the prank. He attempts to convince Malvolio that if he wasn't mad, he would see the room was filled with light. He argues against Sir Topas and demands that he asks questions to prove he is not mad.
The one that is correct in here is the second option because in "our town" <span>Crowell delivers the paper in Act 2 and his brother, Joe delivers it in Act1, So Joe is not anymore the paperboy in the second one </span>
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The logical fallacy that Jane makes in her response to Fran is red herring. This is because her response is deliberately diverting the conversation away from what Fran is saying.
