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What is an author's purpose in having a character not fit in or be at odds with a story's setting? A. To build tension B. To provide exposition C. To establish relationships D. To tie up loose ends
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What is an author's purpose in having a character not fit in or be at odds with a story's setting? A. To build tension B. To provide exposition C. To establish relationships D. To tie up loose ends

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That would have to be A or C but I will go with C establish relationships.
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A. To build tension to interest the reader.
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