Learned people are better than unlearned people when it comes to giving general advice, according to Bacon.
He believes that the more educated a person is, the more likely they are to give good advice about general things in life. Knowledge and the level of learning greatly impacts the ability to provide others with valuable advice. The other options can be performed equally well by both learned and unlearned people.
I would say that the major aspect of narrative nonfiction that I can trace in this excerpt from Theodore Dreiser's "My Brother Paul" is A) reflection.
The narrator is reflecting on his past, and thinking about who the person who truly and completely understood him was.
Answer:
#2 would be the answer cause it's talking about the persecutors
