Authors use dialogue, interactions, inner thoughts, and actions primarily to
a. develop characters.
b. prepare the climax.
c. flesh out the setting.
d. establish the falling action.

A character in literature is any person, figure, animal, or an inanimate object that is present in a literary piece. There are many types of characters in a story, protagonist, antagonist, confidant, Deuteragonists, etc.

To develop a character, the author uses dialogues, interactions, actions, inner thoughts, appearance, etc. These elements help in analyzing a character and also to build it.

So, the correct answer is option A.

Authors use dialogue, interactions, inner thoughts, and actions primarily to a. develop characters. b. prepare the climax. c. flesh out the setting. d. establish the falling action.

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Authors use dialogue, interactions, inner thoughts, and actions primarily to
a. develop characters.
b. prepare the climax.
c. flesh out the setting.
d. establish the falling action.