Why would you not find a subplot in a short story?

The length of a short story does not allow for the development of more than one character.

A short story has only one setting, while a novel has many.

The length of a short story does not allow for secondary plots.

A short story is defined as a literary work that focuses on only one main conflict.

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Nikita

11 November, 08:13

Why would you not find a subplot in a short story?

The length of a short story does not allow for the development of more than one character.

A short story has only one setting, while a novel has many.

The length of a short story does not allow for secondary plots.

A short story is defined as a literary work that focuses on only one main conflict.

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Ally Massey · Answer 1

The first one makes sense, I couldnt type much because I'm busy with my own work.

Gaige Esparza · Answer 2

both the third answer and the fourth answer are technically righ but for the sake of subplots being IN the question i would go with the third option.

the length of a short story does not allow for secondary plots.