Ambiguity and Reader Interpretation
The use of ambiguity in a literary work typically has which of the following effects on reader interpretation?
A
It clarifies the author’s intentions and simplifies the text’s meaning.
B
It diminishes thematic relevance, making it harder to understand character motives.
C
It allows for multiple interpretations and engages readers in deeper analysis.
D
It highlights grammatical errors, distracting from the narrative flow.
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