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English, 22.11.2020 03:50 soliseric879

Read the following excerpt from Sullivan's Article: He tells u on the third page (in italics) pretty much everything that will happen in the book, actionwise. If you ever feel lost, you can refer back to it, a little not-even-paragraph that begins, "It seesm that this demon - his name was Sutpen - "
To who or what is the tone of the excerpt directed?
A. Absalom, Absalom!
B. Thomas Sutpen
C. William Faulkner
D. The reader

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