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Comparing Genre Conventions
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APLIT.268 Comparing Genre Conventions
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Which choice would make the strongest AP Literature-style comparison of silence after judgment?
A
The prose uses simile and narrated sound to interpret silence, while the drama lets stillness, an untouched meal, and dialogue make silence performable.
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The drama uses free indirect narration to explain private thought, while the prose passage depends only on stage directions.
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Both excerpts treat silence after judgment as lyric meditation without characters, conflict, or social interaction.
D
The difference lies only in the number of sentences; drama and prose fiction use the same method here.
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