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Match the short story element with its example. 1. character Promises should be kept. 2. setting protagonist 3. conflict climax 4. plot the eighteenth century 5. theme omniscient 6. point of View man versus
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Match the short story element with its example.

1. character
Promises should be kept.
2. setting
protagonist
3. conflict
climax
4. plot
the eighteenth century
5. theme
omniscient
6. point of View
man versus nature

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1. character-protagonist
2. setting-the eighteenth century
3. conflict-man vs nature
4. plot-climax
5. theme-promises should be kept
6.POV-omniscient
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