What is the main benefit of a summary as compared to a paraphrase? 1. A summary does not require a citation. 2. A summary keeps the structure and sequence of the original. 3. A summary is brief and focuses only on main ideas. 4. A summary includes more detail than a paraphrase.

It's more inferred than it is actual. Pick out the details that are going on.

They are locked away for six months. Proporo has provided all sorts of entertainment: dancers buffoons (court jesters or fools), beauty. All this wealth being spent on the guests.

When they came the guests, bolted and welded the gates, they were there for the long haul. So they wanted to isolate themselves from the Red Death.

Now all we have to do is find something that says they were indifferent to those not there. It took 1/2 an hour to die. And yet the prince was happy, dauntless [fearless and determined] and sagacious [ his mind was all there].

That last sentence is the one I'd pick after going through all the details I've listed. He couldn't care less. The sentence before is a good answer as well. The scarlet stains didn't take but 1/2 an hour and they were so hideous they did not evoke sympathy. It's open ended. You can just about pick anything if you put in enough detail before it, if you can.

The answer is the last sentence you have marked. The last sentence shows how the Prince ignored the chaos that was occurring outside of his land and instead threw a party for the wealthy and powerful. This sentence shows the ignorance of the rich. Hope that helps :))

A novel of manners is a long narrative that forms a study of the characteristic behaviors, customs, and values of a particular society.

Novel of manners, work of fiction that re-creates a social world, conveys with  detailed observation the customs, values, and mores of a highly developed and complex society.

Notable writers of the novel of manners from the end of the 19th century into the 20th include Henry James, Evelyn Waugh, Edith Wharton, and John Marquand.

Answer:

the answer is a

Explanation:

There are several differences between the book and the radio broadcast of War of the Worlds. The novel was published in 1898, and the story is set in this time period. Moreover, the novel is written in the past tense. On the other hand, the radio program was broadcasted in 1938, and it was told in the present tense, in the form of news bulletins.

The radio version was probably more effective in creating fear of the unknown. Many people believed the show to be narrating a current event. Moreover, Welles's voice and sound effects contributed to creating a feeling of fear among the listeners.