The term used to describe an underlying message that ties a piece of writing together is D - a plot.
<span>A plot is also known as the storyline or the narrative of the story. It is the outline of the piece of writing. The plot is made up of a series of casual events. It brings all the different elements of the story together to form a cohesive unit. The plot is used as a vehicle to drive the underlying message home. </span>
Answer:
1.A mentally ill young woman, possibly named Jane, who´s suffering from “nervous depression” or most likely postpartum depression.
This point of view is necessary because the whole narration comes from her journal, which she has been forbidden from writing on, and which she uses as a way to ease her mind. However, that same point of view helps the reader realize that she´s falling deeper into her illness.
2. At first, the narrator seems perfectly reliable, despite her mental condition. However, as her fixation on the yellow wallpaper grows, the reader learns that she´s falling deeper into her illness, becoming less and less reliable. By the end, nothing she writes can be considered as part of reality.
Compainionship, honesty, and similar interests are 1.
Loyalty and trustworthiness are 2.
Money, influence, physical appearance and popularity does not matter to me because why would you want some snobby friend who isnt honest and just stabs your back all the time?
A. none of the above
Setting involves things like where it’s happening and what time, so the audience and lighting are automatically out. Characters themselves aren’t part of the setting, though their descriptions like where they are or when their story is happening would be.
