In the novel “Hard Times” by Charles Dicken, Mr. Gradgrind refers to Sissy as “girl number 20”. Charles uses this labeling of Sissy to criticize the dehumanization of students and the stripping away of their individuality.
Mr. Gradgrind is so unbiased that he doesn't use names when referring to his students, instead he uses numbers like he does with Sissy.
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- Meter of a peem is nothing but the "basic structure of the poem like it's rhyming, etc".
<u>Here let's take the rhythmic words for the poem</u>:
<u>There are eight set of rhyming words in this poem</u>.
Thank you!
The correct answer is: 1. made up characters
A fictional narrative, as its name suggests is not based on real life. Due to this, the characters in a fictional narrative are also made up from the writer's imagination and creative ability. An example of a fictional character is <em>Harry Potter</em>. Harry Potter is a famous character from the Harry Potter book series, and he is a fictional/ made up character, since no wizard called Harry Potter exists in real-life.
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