During the rising action of a story, the writer describes the many setbacks that the main character experiences as she tries to achieve her goal of becoming an Olympic athlete. Despite the main character's perseverance, she faces many more problems than a typical athlete. What emotion is the writer most likely trying to create in the reader through the rising action?
A. Anger
B. Disinterest
C. Pity
D. Confusion

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ekkpp ekkpp · Answer 1 · 2018-09-19T05:16:19+02:00

Foo its Pity not Anger or whatever the other kid said

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smecloudbird17 smecloudbird17 · Answer 2 · 2022-06-17T08:36:35+02:00

The writer most likely trying to create an emotion of pity in the reader through the rising action.

What is a writer?

Writer is a person who writes something in a particular way.

What is emotion?

Emotion is a feeling from one's circumstances, mood etc.

What is pity?

Pity is a feeling of sorrow caused by misfortunes or suffering of others.

What is Reader?

Reader is a person who reads.

What is the rising action?

Rising action is defined as the events that takes place between the exposition and climax.

In the story, The Olympic athlete faces many challenges and obstacles to achieve her goal.

Hence the option (c) is correct.

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