English, 04.11.2020 01:50, Soccermen1021

What short story element is most evident in the following
passage from "A Great
Mistake"?
"An Italian kept a fruit-stand
on a corner there was a
babe living hard by, up five
flights of stairs"
A. Characters - the people in the story
B. Theme - the author's message
C. Plot - the action or sequence of events
of the story

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What short story element is most evident in the following
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Mistake...