Question 11 of 20
2 points
how does joseph conrad's use of a frame narrative in heart of darkness
affect the story?
a. it allows the narrator to share reflections about previous important
events.
b. it allows the story to be told from multiple points of view.
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c. it allows the story to be told in a way that involves few or no
characters
d. it allows the reader to experience two stories unfolding at the
same time.
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Joseph Conrad's use of a frame narrative in Heart of Darkness affects the story because It allows the narrator to share reflections about previous important events.

Explanation:

"Heart of Darkness" by Joseph Conrad is a story where the author used the technique as a new way to tell the story, he decided to follow the influence of the medieval tendency of Geoffrey Chaucer and Boccaccio, all this to add detail and explain secondary events that help the reader to get a wider vision of the story.

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