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>>"Hiro Protagonist – that’s the character’s name – a computer hacker/samurai swordsman/pizza delivery driver who investigates and tries to stop the takeover of
by joejohnson 14y ago
>>"Hiro Protagonist – that’s the character’s name – a computer hacker/samurai swordsman/pizza delivery driver who investigates and tries to stop the takeover of postmodern civilization."
That is not a complete sentence.
- DannoHung 14y agoLooks like that hyphenated aside swallowed the verb.
- FreakLegion 14y agoIt's obviously an accidental omission. But just to play Devil's advocate, not complete isn't the same as not correct. For example, in this case we could just as well be looking at an appositive[1], making the sentence a perfectly well-formed answer to, say, the question "Who's the main character?" 1. http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/appositive.htm http://www.chompchomp.com/terms/appositive.htm