Which statement describes the difficulties in analyzing the literary elements within a frame story like The Canterbury Tales? Each sub-story will have its own literary elements that contribute to the literary elements of the larger frame story. Frame stories are often missing one or more of the primary literary elements typically found in novels, drama, and other forms of literature. Literary elements are easier to analyze within a frame story because they are identified at the beginning of the larger, encompassing story. The larger frame story does not have literary elements; the elements are only found within the sub-stories.

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Which statement describes the difficulties in analyzing the literary elements within a frame story like The Canterbury Tales?

	Each sub-story will have its own literary elements that contribute to the literary elements of the larger frame story.
	Frame stories are often missing one or more of the primary literary elements typically found in novels, drama, and other forms of literature.
	Literary elements are easier to analyze within a frame story because they are identified at the beginning of the larger, encompassing story.
	The larger frame story does not have literary elements; the elements are only found within the sub-stories.