Read the description of elizabeth van lew in the dark game. no one in libby prison hospital paid much attention to this tiny, birdlike woman with a thin nose and alert blue eyes as she went about her business of visiting the hospitalized soldiers. she read to them and brought them baskets of goodies. this description best supports which thesis statement? the dark game is written in a scientific style. the dark game is written with formal language. the author makes historical characters seem like real people. the author adds technical jargon to historical events.

C) The author makes historical characters seem like real people.

Explanation: In the given passage from "The Dark Game", we can see the description of Elizabeth Van Lew, who was an abolitionist and a philanthropist, and was one of the Union's most important spy during Civil War. In the passage she is described as a tiny woman, with blue eyes and says no one paid much attention to her. We can see that she is described like real people, despite she is an historical character.

"The author makes historical characters seem like real people. " This is the thesis statement that supports the description.

Elizabeth Van Lew was a Union spy during the Civil War in the U.S ( 1861-1865). She  represented the North. She was against slavery and she worked fervently to help the Union against The Confederates  or "The South". The Libby prision was a tobacco warehouse used by The Confederates to keep the war prisoners. Elizabeth and her mother managed to volunteer as nurses. Prisioners who were ill or wounded were hospitalised in that prison . Elizabeth used that job to pass information to  the members of The Union. She mainly used books and food to do so.

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in the quotation from passage, connie willis states that literature is a way for authors from the past to communicate with readers of today. we can read their stories, books, and other texts to learn lessons about life. willis refers to these lessons as messages “from beyond the grave.” willis has a favorable viewpoint about the timelessness of literature.