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Epiphany and Character in Joyce's Dubliners
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In James Joyce’s Dubliners, which of the following best describes the function of epiphanies in revealing the characters’ internal struggles?

A

By detailing extensive dialogue scenes where characters openly discuss their feelings and choices.

B

By showcasing dramatic encounters with other characters that lead to immediate external conflicts.

C

By describing vivid dream sequences that loosely symbolize each character’s dilemmas.

D

By revealing key insights into their lives that explain their motivations and limitations.

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