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English, 04.12.2020 22:10 jdenty3398

Help me please I'm begging you Read this draft of a character sketch Nelson outlined in preparation for writing a narrative.

Harry and Bill agreed on almost everything, which is one of the reasons they had been friends for so long. Therefore, it was unusual for them to have a difference of opinion, especially one that had lasted more than a short while. This difficulty, however, was going into its second week-it was surprising that it had lasted this long.

Which technique would best allow the plot of Nelson's narrative to advance to a satisfying resolution while continuing to develop the conflict between the characters?

Ousing foreshadowing to imply the ending

O using the element of surprise to resolve the conflict

O adding hyperbole to enhance the conflict

O adding a flashback from an earlier time

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