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English, 18.02.2021 21:00 jdeelc

When considering the audience, which of the following questions could you ask yourself? A) How might the journey of this hero have meaning for readers today?

B) Who will be reading this?

C) What kind of hero is important to me?

D) Where can I set this story and what might the hero’s quest be?

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