Readers can tell Cora is a complex character primarily because she has the most to lose if the story problem is not solved. This indicates her depth and the stakes involved in her actions and decisions, which adds layers to her character in the narrative.
Use the story The Crow-Child
by Mary Mapes Dodge to answer the question.
How can readers tell Cora is a complex character?
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She has more dialogue than any other character in the story.
She has more dialogue than any other character in the story.
She has the most to lose if the story problem is not solved.
She has the most to lose if the story problem is not solved.
Her actions drive the plot forward by causing the main story problem.
Her actions drive the plot forward by causing the main story problem.
Her family is the focus of the plot.
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