18.in "the secret life of walter mitty" the wife's character is most developed by.
a. exposition
b. her thoughts
c. walter's words
d. her dialogue with walter

The correct answer is D. Her dialogue with Walter.

Indeed, Mitty’s wife is never described by the narrator or by the protagonist. It is always through her dialogue with Mitty that readers learn that she seems to be a very dominant wife. She is constantly criticizing and complaining about Mitty’s day dreaminess though she does show that she cares for him.

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