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4 August, 20:51

What is the difference between a motif and an archetype?

O A. A motif is found in a single story, while an archetype spans many

stories.

O B. A motif is the obvious meaning of a story, while an archetype is

less obvious.

O C. A motif appears only once in a story, while an archetype appears

many times.

OD. A motif is related to a story's tension, while an archetype is related

to its suspense.

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  1. 4 August, 21:32
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    A. A motif is found in a single story, while an archetype spans many
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