To what does folly refer?

A. Foolish behavior or character flaws
B. People's bad or evil habits
C. Satire
D. The hero of a satirical story

Folly is a foolish, unthought -out action that has consequences do I believe it is ( A).

Answered by mortnc77 | 2024-06-10

Folly refers to foolish behavior or character flaws, often depicted through satire in literature. Works like Erasmus's 'The Praise of Folly' illustrate the pervasive nature of folly among all people, regardless of status or perceived wisdom. By exposing these traits, literature encourages self-reflection and societal critique.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-11-28