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Character Development
In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty,” the wife’s character is most developed by (1 point) Responses exposition. exposition. her thoughts. her thoughts. Walter's words. Walter's words. her dialogue with Walter.
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The wife's character is most developed by her thoughts and her dialogue with Walter.
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