Asked by crystal

A good writer makes events in a story occur plausibly. The action should be consistent with the characters; if the author forces them into uncharacteristic behavior in order to advance the plot, the story will seem artificial. In "Thank You, M'am, " by Langston Hughes, are the surprising developments of the plot consistent with the character of Mrs. Jones? Support your answer with evidence from the story.
Answered by SraJMcGin
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Answered by LMFAO
Yes the story loses focus.
Answered by BITCH
so i walked into my teachers room to her kissing a student and him rubbing her V (u know) and she saw me i ran away what do i do plz help LOL
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