which of cyrils actions does saki exaggerate in \the storyteller\ to create satire? select three options…

which of cyrils actions does saki exaggerate in \the storyteller\ to create satire? select three options. \n□ disobeying his aunt \n□ asking questions about everything \n□ talking back to his aunt \n□ encouraging the bachelor to tell a story \n□ commenting on the two stories he is told

which of cyrils actions does saki exaggerate in \the storyteller\ to create satire? select three options. \n□ disobeying his aunt \n□ asking questions about everything \n□ talking back to his aunt \n□ encouraging the bachelor to tell a story \n□ commenting on the two stories he is told

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In "The Storyteller", Saki exaggerates Cyril's actions to create satire. Disobeying his aunt shows a lack of respect for authority figures (aunt represents societal norms). Asking questions about everything highlights the inquisitiveness that can be seen as a nuisance in a proper - behavior - oriented society. Commenting on the two stories he is told shows a lack of deference to the storytellers (aunt and bachelor), which is a form of challenging the status quo. Talking back to his aunt is a more direct form of disrespect but in the context of the story, the other three actions are more exaggerated for satirical effect. Encouraging the bachelor to tell a story is a more neutral action in terms of satire compared to the others.

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disobeying his aunt, asking questions about everything, commenting on the two stories he is told