Dickens's Uriah Heep, literature's exemplar of (i)____________, is doubtlessly not a unique figure either in fiction or in life. Who in real life has not seen (ii)____________, cringing, sycophantic headwaiters, public servants, and car salespeople? Surely, Dickens was our premiere caricaturist, able to capture specific and recognizable human (iii)____________ with broad strokes of his pen. A. civility B. fawning C. errors D. subterfuge E. supportive F. foibles G. obsequiousness H. independent I. merits