English, 16.10.2020 16:01 adygcarballo14

What literary device is being used? She couldn't help but think that she wanted to go home, as she trembled surrounded by the crowd. "Maybe we could go to a more quiet spot?" she whispered to her friend.

a
Indirect characterization
b
Direct characterization
c
Protagonist
d
Tone

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