"Luke, I am your father,"
g. rule #7
A because there should always be a comma between quotations and before or after the person who is talking.
Ex. "You should do that,"Mary warned.
Mary warned,"You shouldn't do that."
Primary sources are told in first-person perspective. Secondary sources are made out of compiled information from primary sources, for the most part, and told in third-person perspective. An example of a primary source would be a journal or diary entry by a person who lived and experienced something during a particular time period. A secondary source could be an internet article written about some particular event.
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