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The inconclusive way in which Irving writes about Mrs. Walker's disappearance demonstrates an element of A. Ironic twist. B. Oral tradition. C. Plot structure. D. Thematic confusion
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The inconclusive way in which Irving writes about Mrs. Walker's disappearance demonstrates an element of

A. Ironic twist.

B. Oral tradition.

C. Plot structure.

D. Thematic confusion

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a. Ironic twist.....

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Answer: Ironic twist

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