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What is the relationship between plot and character? pick more than one.

no relationship

Plot usually centers on character.

Incidents that arise naturally from the character present an effective plot.

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Hello there!

Your answers: Plot usually centers on character and Incidents that arise naturally from the character present an effective plot.

I would not agree that there would not be a relation between both the plot and the character. I disagree on this area.

Example: If you were to ever to the book 'the hunger games' as an example, there was a plot. The plot within the first book was that Katnis Everdeen's sister was chosen to be apart of the Hunger Games, but, she didn't want for this to happen. So she took her place. And within the whole book, it explain her attitude and so on within the plot.

Therefore, this would be one of an example of why I would choose both the bottom two answer.

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A plot is a problem that happen's in a story that effects more than once character, and a character is just a person in the story. So the answer's would have to be options two, and three "Plot usually centers on character, and incidents that arise naturally from the character present an effective plot." Option two because plots in a story always effect the main character or more then one character. Option three because most problems happen because of a reason which is a neurally so the would be a answer.

Hope this helps!

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