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English, 31.07.2019 01:00, meillsss

Ali is reading a myth from northern europe. he finds a footnote in the text. what might that footnote provide to ali better understand the myth? a. the myth’s plot, or series of actions b. dialogue essential to the story c. indirect characterization, or the character’s own words that reveal what he or she is like d. an explanation of a character or god unfamiliar to ali

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