What is the effect of the story's point of view? a. Dousterswivel's first-person narrative explains how he is trying to trick everyone.
b. The Antiquary narrates this scene, revealing his doubts about Dousterswivel.
C. Mr. Lovel narrates the conflict in order to demonstrate that Dousterswivel is a fraud.
d. A third-person narrator relates the story without revealing what characters are
thinking.

my best guess would be: d allusion

makes the most sense

c. it makes him send for a larger gun

the statement that identifies the central idea of "the salem and other witch trail hunts" is d. while witch hunts may feel like a rare occurrence, mike kubic proves that such   incidents are not as uncommon as we originally thought.

the author is trying to show that witch hunts come in various forms and are produced by the fear of what isn't understood or it's different.