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Intersecting Narratives and Character Development

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What is the most likely implication when a novel presents two protagonists through separate but intersecting narratives?

A

The presence of one protagonist is rendered less important than that of the other protagonist’s story.

B

Their individual journeys are significant but also contribute to one another’s development.

C

The author cannot fully develop either character due to divided focus on both narratives simultaneously.

D

Their stories have no impact on each other, emphasizing their isolation instead of interaction.

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