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The text is structured to guide the reader from a general definition of an archetype to specific examples and, finally, to a counterpoint regarding modern adaptations. Based on the reading of the last paragraph, specifically regarding the characters "Doña Clotilde" and the "Sanderson sisters," it is correct to infer that the author’s main argument concerning the evolution of the witch figure is that:

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C) The representation of witches has become more flexible, incorporating elements of humor and nuance that allow for characters who are not purely terrifying antagonists.

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A) The archetype has remained static and monolithic throughout history, strictly adhering to the medieval tropes of pure evil and fear without deviation.

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B) Modern media has successfully erased the classic visual traits of the witch, such as the pointed hat and the cauldron, replacing them entirely with realistic human features.

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D) The inclusion of comedic elements in modern stories serves to undermine the cultural significance of folklore, making the witch figure irrelevant in contemporary storytelling.

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E) Global folklore, such as the Brazilian legend of Cuca, has failed to influence the Western perception of witches, which remains exclusively focused on Anglo-American traditions.

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