English, 28.08.2019 00:10 kayleerose414

The narrator of the canterbury tales says he plans to “to telle you hir words and hir cheere,/ ne though i speke her words proprely.” for which kind of characterization
would an author provide such details?
a. direct characterization
b. indirect characterization
c. overt characterization
d. dramatic characterization

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