Readers can tell Cora is a complex character primarily because her actions drive the plot forward by causing the main story problem (option 2). This indicates that her decisions and behaviors are pivotal to the story's conflict and resolution, hinting at her depth and the nuances of her character. Additionally, her significant involvement in various scenes, highlighted in the last option, also suggests complexity, as her presence and dialogue provide insight into her personality, motivations, and relationships with other characters.
The Crow-child
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How can readers tell Cora is a complex character?
1.She has more dialogue than other characters
2. Her actions drive the plot forward by causing the main story problem.
3. She has to most to lose if the story problem is not solved.
4. Her family is the focus of the plot.
She is part of every scene in the story and has the most speaking parts.
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Which details are essential to include in an objective summary of this story, select 2:
1. Basic description of Cora and Roky.
2. Reason for Cora's change of heart.
3. List ways Cora tries to turn Roky human again.
4. Description of the cottage where the story happens.
5. Details about Roky's frustrating action.
I would pick 1 and 2. What do you think?
1. Basic description of Cora and Roky.
2. Reason for Cora's change of heart.
3. List ways Cora tries to turn Roky human again.
4. Description of the cottage where the story happens.
5. Details about Roky's frustrating action.
I would pick 1 and 2. What do you think?
Your choices of 1. Basic description of Cora and Roky and 2. Reason for Cora's change of heart would both provide essential context and character motivation for an objective summary.
Option 1 introduces the main characters, which is important for understanding the story, while Option 2 explains a significant turning point in Cora's character arc, which is crucial for understanding the narrative.
Options 3, 4, and 5 might offer details that enrich a summary, but they aren't as central to the overall understanding of the plot and character development.
So, you are correct in your selection!
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