the last one goes better.
The answer is a because its the easiest way to tell someone something, its short and to the point
Southern Gothic genre does not have a light or positive mood, nor are there themes about the goodness in humanity The stories are sometimes written in first person but not a predominant mode. The answer is the Southern Gothic tradition is about characters who are deeply flawed. They are usually
metntally, or morally 'off'. Even the so called 'innocents' dealt with in this type of writing, usually has some type of deeply imbeded flaw.
I'm not sure in what context you mean, but think about how they act or their core characters. What standards do they follow? Any stereotypes? Are they predictable? If so, in what way?
