B. Richard Cory was a victim of fate.
C. money can't buy love.
D. surface glitter may be fool's gold.
Thewhite witch slows down during her hunt for the children and thebeavers because the when spring arrives, the Witch cannot use hersledge anymore, so she cannot reach the Stone Table before thechildren.
Answer:D) The snow has melted, and her sledge won’t move.
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Answer: B FRAME NARRATIVE
PLATO OPTIONS ARE
A.
free indirect speech
B.
frame narrative
C.
third-person limited
D.
third-person omniscient
Answer: Literary satire
Explanation: The picaresque novel emerged as a criticism on the one hand of the degraded institutions of imperial Spain and on the other of the idealizing narratives of the Renaissance: epics, books of chivalry, sentimental novel and pastoral novel. The strong contrast of values between the different social estates of the Spain of the time generated, as an ironic response, some so called "antinovels" of an antiheroic nature, showing the sordid of the historical moment: the claims of the impoverished nobles, the miserable disinherited, the false religious and the marginalized converts.
A.
a follower
B.
a provider
C.
a protester
D.
a contender