I think one of the main reasons Mark Twain used a young boy as the main character and narrator of such a controversial novel filled with adult themes to convey the innocent side of these adult themes. Telling this story in the eyes of a teenage boy, the morality of these situations appears more obvious. Another reason why Mark Twain used a teenage boy as the main character and narrator in the novel is because it allows Twain to imply a comparison between the powerlessness and the vulnerability of a child and the powerlessness and vulnerability of a black man in the pre-Civil War era. He also may be using a child protagonist to dramatize the conflicts between societal and received morality on one hand and a different kind of morality based on experience and intuition.
Flat: described by one or two traits
Static: doesn't change from the beginning of the story to the end
Dynamic: a character that develops throughout the story
Round: complex and fully developed character
Answer:
A. He has put himself and his men in even more danger.
Explanation: correct
Pardoners are ones with faults, or are saying sorry. Thus they are looked down upon. You ever had that moment in life where you made a mistake in front of everyone, and they all just start staring at you as if you were a stranger? Exactly why pardoners are looked down upon.
