The characters in folktales are usually archetypes, or a. characters who teach the reader a lesson. b. representations of characters in an author's life. c. people who are based on the characters in historical events. d. recurring character types that represent particular human traits.

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Edwin Blackburn

3 November, 23:06

The characters in folktales are usually archetypes, or a. characters who teach the reader a lesson. b. representations of characters in an author's life. c. people who are based on the characters in historical events. d. recurring character types that represent particular human traits.

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The characters in folktales are usually archetypes, or a. characters who teach the reader a lesson. b. representations of characters in an author's life. c. people who are based on the characters in historical events. d. recurring character types that represent particular human traits.