Answer:
When an author injects hir or her own thoughts on the stories events into the conclusion of a story, this is called Third-Person, subjective.
Explanation:
This is the narrative voice classification. We might say it is de Third-Person subjective because the narrator includes thoughts, feellings and opinions in the story. This is the opposite of an objetive kind of narration, in which no feellings or opinions are involved.
My pancake cake recipe:
Assume the mix has already had water added.
1. Lightly whip the mix until it's slightly resistant
2. Generously dash it with a mixture of brown sugar and cinnamon
3. Stir until the mixture blends with the mix somewhat evenly
4. Chill 1/4 cup of whole milk then with vanilla extract, add to the mix and continue to stir (until even)
5. Pour mix into container and lightly sprinkle with chocolate chips
6. Cook until a light or golden brown and then add light drizzle of maple syrup
Answer:
I gotta say B.
Explanation:
The way anyone finds a theme or a motif is by looking into the small details in the story that suggest it.
