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hifaif:
Suck my dog's dick, murtherfhucker. You are what they say you are so I am not at all disappointed.

You always being bullied out there so you come on line to win some respect for yourself but you remain less than my dog.

hifaif:
Determinants. [s]Alright, I am going to help you since you obviously do not understand and I am tired of listening to your recycled question.
Your question should have been what are the determinants of the genres of fiction. The answer is length. That is what determines the forms of narrative within the subgenre of fiction. That is what tells a novel from a novella.
What is the determinant of water is as flawed as what is the determinant of a novel. The correct question would be What are the determinants of clean water or dirty water.[/s]

hifaif:
You also can't use determinant for a novel. You can't say Determinant of a Novel. Anyone with sense will answer it without directly dealing with the flawed use of words.

iconize:
Throwing tantrums won't save you!

I don't care about what you say or what they(who and who) said.

Just answer these;

- use difference to replace determinant in a sentence having it serve the same purpose, like you said it will.

And;



Correct!

I'll pummel you today.

Now tell us why you said this;

iconize:
Haiaif, next time you see the name Iconize just scamper for safety.

[img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRl32ezIfICO1Ybjv-w10vm6xXreUGRgxTIYfr_pgQnAN9t4AVX7Ms_W3w[/img]

hifaif:
Suck my dog's dick, fool. After that, slap yourself for being a dickhead.

hifaif:
Determinants. [s]Alright, I am going to help you since you obviously do not understand and I am tired of listening to your recycled question.
Your question should have been what are the determinants of the genres of fiction. The answer is length. That is what determines the forms of narrative within the subgenre of fiction. That is what tells a novel from a novella.
What is the determinant of water is as flawed as what is the determinant of a novel. The correct question would be What are the determinants of clean water or dirty water.[/s]

hifaif:
You also can't use determinant for a novel. You can't say Determinant of a Novel. Anyone with sense will answer it without directly dealing with the flawed use of words.

hifaif:
A fool like you is hard to argue with. The only thing you see is yourself.

Any sane person knows who lost. You did. I answered questions, you answered none. I stayed with the original argument but you, I wonder even if you remember why you have messing yourself up since.

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

iconize:
[img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRl32ezIfICO1Ybjv-w10vm6xXreUGRgxTIYfr_pgQnAN9t4AVX7Ms_W3w[/img]
I've never lost an argument on NL, reason being that I don't argue what I don't know.

For all that I don't know, I simply tell you to cure my ignorance but for all I know I'll pummel you heavily.

Quote;



Just answer these;

- use difference to replace determinant in a sentence having it serve the same purpose, like you said it will.

And;



Correct!

I'll pummel you today.

Now tell us why you said this;

iconize:
I lost how?

By you saying length is the only determinant of a novel or by saying difference and determinant are the same?

Now watch your moronic self in 3D



Oh! He's back for more pummeling.

When I asked for the determinants of a novel, you provided the differences of a short story and a novel and argued it to be right.



These are the arguments you made about it;


He even called it senseless here;


And after getting pummeled, he answered the question though still confusing himself;



At the emboldened; I asked for what determines a novel not what makes it different from a novella.

And here, he got lectured;


Now boy tell us, in which context can one use "difference" in a sentence to replace "determinant" and still have it serve the same purpose?

hifaif:
[s]What school allows debaters to declare themselves winners? You have never lost an argument because people always leave you when they see that you are a waste of time.[/s]

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

SuperSauce:
chop knuckle jawe..even tho i don't know the micro bit of what ya arguing about..just jonzing bro

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

iconize:
I lost how?

By you saying length is the only determinant of a novel or by saying difference and determinant are the same?

Now watch your moronic self in 3D



Oh! He's back for more pummeling.

When I asked for the determinants of a novel, you provided the differences of a short story and a novel and argued it to be right.



These are the arguments you made about it;


He even called it senseless here;


And after getting pummeled, he answered the question though still confusing himself;



At the emboldened; I asked for what determines a novel not what makes it different from a novella.

And here, he got lectured;


Now boy tell us, in which context can one use "difference" in a sentence to replace "determinant" and still have it serve the same purpose?

hifaif:
You lost because you decided to create a misconception about my post even after I rephrased your silly question for you to see.

You couldn't answer my own question and in the end, I had to rephrase it to make you see the flawed use of the word DETERMINANT in yours.

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

hifaif:
Determinants. [s]Alright, I am going to help you since you obviously do not understand and I am tired of listening to your recycled question.
Your question should have been what are the determinants of the genres of fiction. The answer is length. That is what determines the forms of narrative within the subgenre of fiction. That is what tells a novel from a novella.
What is the determinant of water is as flawed as what is the determinant of a novel. The correct question would be What are the determinants of clean water or dirty water.[/s]

hifaif:
You also can't use determinant for a novel. You can't say Determinant of a Novel. Anyone with sense will answer it without directly dealing with the flawed use of words.

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

iconize:
You asked for the determinants of a novel(a phrase you find senseless) which I answered.

Now tell us how you can use difference to replace determinant having it serve the same purpose, like you said it will... But you couldn't do that

Provide a link that says length is the only determinant of a novel instead you provided a link that shows the difference between novels and short stories, and even argued it to be right.

See the stark illiterate pussi!



Oh! He's back for more pummeling.

When I asked for the determinants of a novel, you provided the differences of a short story and a novel and argued it to be right.



These are the arguments you made about it;


He even called it senseless here;


And after getting pummeled, he answered the question though still confusing himself;



At the emboldened; I asked for what determines a novel not what makes it different from a novella.

And here, he got lectured;


Now boy tell us, in which context can one use "difference" in a sentence to replace "determinant" and still have it serve the same purpose?






Correct!

I'll pummel you today.

Now tell us why you said this;

hifaif:
There is nothing like DETERMINANT of a novel.

Haven't I explained to you how the question should have been?

You are a fool for insisting that your question was to be taken in that context.

And you are stupid for recycling a question that has been dealt with.

The determinant of forms of fiction within the subgenre of prose/fiction is SIZE.

Why is CAR a short fiction. It has exactly the same factors as other forms of fiction within its subgenre but is smaller than a novel. If not, they are technically the same in elements.

Provide a link to the question or I am open to dismiss your intention.

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

hifaif:
Determinants. [s]Alright, I am going to help you since you obviously do not understand and I am tired of listening to your recycled question.
Your question should have been what are the determinants of the genres of fiction. The answer is length. That is what determines the forms of narrative within the subgenre of fiction. That is what tells a novel from a novella.
What is the determinant of water is as flawed as what is the determinant of a novel. The correct question would be What are the determinants of clean water or dirty water.[/s]

hifaif:
You also can't use determinant for a novel. You can't say Determinant of a Novel. Anyone with sense will answer it without directly dealing with the flawed use of words.

iconize:
Hifafi, When next you see the name Iconize just runnnnnnnnnnn!

hifaif:
I should run because you think you know how to taunt or argue reasonably? Which?

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

iconize:
Just a simple question!



Correct!

I'll pummel you today.

Now tell us why you said this;

hifaif:
Pummel your mother first. She has two arrseholes, you are one of them.

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

iconize:
Haiaif, next time you see the name Iconize just scamper for safety.

[img]http://t0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRl32ezIfICO1Ybjv-w10vm6xXreUGRgxTIYfr_pgQnAN9t4AVX7Ms_W3w[/img]

hifaif:
Posting blanks now?

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

hifaif:
Shit, another blank. Use your head, Iconize, you need to make a shot.

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

hifaif:
What are you using all this space for? Can't you go and molest a donkey

iconize:
Editing my post won't save you, pussi!

You've been outshined, accept it and move on.



Oh! He's back for more pummeling.

When I asked for the determinants of a novel, you provided the differences of a short story and a novel and argued it to be right.



These are the arguments you made about it;


He even called it senseless here;


And after getting pummeled, he answered the question though still confusing himself;



At the emboldened; I asked for what determines a novel not what makes it different from a novella.

And here, he got lectured;


Now boy tell us, in which context can one use "difference" in a sentence to replace "determinant" and still have it serve the same purpose?

hifaif:
[s]What is this thread??
It looks like a load of dick sucking cock rucking
walrus fucking puha picking cow tipping bunch of
regurgitated donkey piss from your mums cunt,
which is so hairy it was told to go back to the 70's
cause the Jackson 5 wanted their afros back.[/s]

hifaif:
Two mentions from a dead man. I thought I killed you. Maybe, I should lay your ghost to rest.

1. Bring out the post where I said DETERMINANT and DIFFERENCE mean the same thing.

2. Since you wanted me to answer (without rephrasing) a question as daft as DETERMINANT OF A NOVEL, tell me how you will answer if somebody asked you for the DETERMINANT OF WATER.

In all sincerity, can you answer that question without rephrasing? Or better still, answer the question:

WHAT ARE THE DETERMINANTS OF WATER?

hifaif:
http://www.enotes.com/homework-help/what-difference-between-novel-short-story-54613

hifaif:
Alright, just so you can understand the link, I will explain patiently.

The only difference is size (length). All differing factors are due to length.

In a novel, there is enough space to introduce multiple subplots but as for a short fiction, you need to economize words.

Technically, they have the same elements. The only difference is length.

hifaif:
Alright, I figured you think you have proven to be intelligent. When you wake up tomorrow, your head should be light enough to explain your determinant nonsense.

I had enough common sense to understand that you meant what distinguishes a novel from other forms of fiction.

Ordinarily, every sane person (except you) know that the statement 'the determinant of a novel' is senseless. More like asking for the determinate of water.

Good morning.

hifaif:
Plot, characterizations, themes, scenes etc. But these same factors also make a piece of art a novella. In the end, it is only size that determines a novel from a novella.

So?

iconize:
You foolishly placed determinant and difference as two words with the same meaning, you even argued it talking "context, blah blah blah"

In which ever context you decide to use determinant, it absolutely has no reconciliation with the word "difference".

iconize:
Haiaif, next time you see the name Iconize just scamper for safety.

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