Why is language an important tool in developing a monster character in a story?
AThe reader can compare the story to other stories she has read in his or her language.
BThe author can steer the plot of the story in directions that the reader never expects.
CThe reader can grasp subtle aspects of a monster's character because of carefully chosen words.
DThe author can describe the monster in a such way that the reader does not have to use his or her imagination.
AThe reader can compare the story to other stories she has read in his or her language.
BThe author can steer the plot of the story in directions that the reader never expects.
CThe reader can grasp subtle aspects of a monster's character because of carefully chosen words.
DThe author can describe the monster in a such way that the reader does not have to use his or her imagination.