Pamila438 Pamila438
  • 29-05-2015
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What is a defining characteristic of epiphany in a work of fiction? A character experiences a flash of realization. The setting of the story is a terrible disaster. The protagonist dies under mysterious circumstances. An antagonist pretends to reform to fool the hero.

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HistoryGuy HistoryGuy
  • 30-05-2015
From this list of options "A character experiences a flash of realization" is the correct answer for the defining characteristic of epiphany in a work of fiction.
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