Malika is writing an essay about "Sleeping." Which of the following introductions reflects the correct comma and semicolon use: The short story “Sleeping”, by Katherine Weber has an appropriate title because it applies to the characters in different ways. One can see this through the symbolism of Mr. And Mrs. Winter’s last name, Charles, (the sleeping baby) and Harriet’s inexperience and ignorance.

The short story, “Sleeping” by Katharine Weber, has an appropriate title because it applies to the characters in different ways; one can see this through the symbolism of Mr. and Mrs. Winters’ last name, Charles (the sleeping baby), and Harriet’s inexperience and ignorance.

The short story, “Sleeping” by Katharine Weber has an appropriate title because it applies to the characters in different ways, one can see this through the symbolism of Mr. and Mrs. Winters’ last name, Charles (the sleeping baby), and Harriet’s inexperience and ignorance.

The short story, “Sleeping”, by Katharine Weber, has an appropriate title because it applies to the characters in different ways, one can see this through the symbolism of Mr. and Mrs. Winters’ last name, Charles (the sleeping baby), and Harriet’s inexperience, and ignorance.