English, 28.10.2020 21:40 dulce129

Which sentence does a good job paraphrasing Erin's quote below? "The characters in that story were too snobby for readers to like--I just wanted them to get over themselves!"
Erin thought that the story's characters were too arrogant to be likable.
The story had characters that only some people would like.
The characters in that story were too snobby for readers to like.
I didn't like the characters in that story either.

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