Subplots are often ways for authors to introduce conflicts involving characters who are
A. not part of the story.
B. not part of the main action.
C. not as well-developed as other characters within the context.
D. not multi-faceted and flat.

Question

Subplots are often ways for authors to introduce conflicts involving characters who are
A. not part of the story.
B. not part of the main action.
C. not as well-developed as other characters within the context.
D. not multi-faceted and flat.

anonymous · Answer

I would probably say B, not part of the main action.

dragons1415 · Answer

k! thanks! :D

anonymous · Answer

tell me if i got it right

dragons1415 · Answer

k!

dragons1415 · Answer

im just gonna check with another person as well

anonymous · Answer

good idea!

anonymous · Answer

is going to be A.

anonymous · Answer

Think of Law and Order: SVU.  Olivia Benson being a cop and performing her cop duties is the main plot.  Her relationship with her boyfriend and other things that don't have to do with her cop duties are the subplot.

dragons1415 · Answer

I dont think itll be A because characters that aren't part of the story aren't in the book (u no, like extras in a movie), right? I think itll be either B or C

anonymous · Answer

Subplots can be for characters who are  as well-developed as other characters within the context.  My example above kind of explains.

dragons1415 · Answer

So the best answer is B?

anonymous · Answer

That is what I think.  What do you think? :)

dragons1415 · Answer

I think so too :) thanks a million!

anonymous · Answer

Yepp! :D

anonymous · Answer

upsi yea you're right sooorry.

anonymous · Answer

Hey.  Whatever.  I've answered a lot of questions wrong.  :)

anonymous · Answer

we all make mistakes and we learn from them, I'm one of them