Which is a reason a writer might hint at the "truth" of a story, undermining an unreliable narrator?

A. To reduce the effectiveness of the narrator's unique voice
B. To wake up the senses with vivid description and details
C. To help the reader make better sense of the story's main events
D. To encourage the reader to focus on character and not plot

Respuesta :

i think the answer would be d

Answer:

C

Explanation:

The answer is C. To help the reader make better sense of the story's main events.