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English, 02.10.2021 04:30 nbaarubyy

Which BEST expresses how this passage presents an archetype? es A) Watson is an archetypal characteran evil villain whose sole purpose is to bring down the hero. B)Watson is an archetypal character, a patient sidekick who displays loyalty and serves as a comedic element. C)A situation archetype, the fall, is established when Mr. Holmes experiences a downfall as the result of a poor choice or action. D)A situation archetype, an initiation is established when Mr. Holmes grows emotionally and spiritually as a result of all the challenges he has had to endure.

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