Omniscient Narration and Character Motivation
In Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, what is the primary effect of the third-person omniscient narration on the reader’s understanding of the characters’ motivations?
A
It creates a sense of dramatic irony by withholding crucial information from the reader
B
It limits the reader’s understanding to only the protagonist’s perspective
C
It provides a more comprehensive view of characters’ thoughts and actions, revealing their true motivations
D
It confuses the reader by presenting conflicting information about each character
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