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Hard Reading and Writing · Craft and Structure · None · MCQ

In the excerpt, the word 'resolute' is used to emphasize the way in which the character, the protagonist of the novel, is trying to overcome his fears, however, the character’s inner turmoil is still very much present and the word 'resolute' is used to show how the character is attempting to suppress that turmoil. What is the most likely reason why the writer uses the word 'resolute'?

In this passage, the word "resolute" is used to

  1. A

    foreshadow the character’s ultimate demise.

  2. B

    highlight the character’s determination in the face of fear.

  3. C

    reveal the character’s underlying vulnerability.

  4. D

    underscore the character’s growing detachment from reality.

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