Hemingway's World War I Answers

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What effects does this indirect characterization have on the story? Check all that apply.

It allows the reader to fill in the details.

It provides the author’s clear opinion.

It slows down the story for reflection.

It develops multiple characters at once.

It allows the action to continue.

Why is an apprentice narrator appropriate for describing World War I?

The narrator’s growth can contrast naive views with the harsh realities of war.

The narrator is able to explain why war is always necessary despite its enormous costs.

In his blindness to reality, the narrator represents the majority of war’s proponents.

An exemplar narrator would give nothing but wise speeches, which would get boring.

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