Which best explains the connection between setting and plot in lord of the flies?

a. an idyllic backdrop set the stage the boys' conflict with their own laziness.

b. the two sides of the island reflect the two sides of the boys and mankind.

c. the setting does not affect the central conflict at all.

d. the setting acts as a mirror for the conflict of the boys with the beast.

Hey Dorian here, Ok so for the person/user above me the answer is B for him/her But if your in K12 then 100% the answer is D. But i'm not saying that B can't be the answer either, there btoh correct just it depends on which you vote on i recommend D because D is correct for me and i'm taking the test right now it's my final Exam so I'm trusting D over anything rn anyway Have a wonderful day, and hope ya ace what ever it is your doing, If you don't mind can you give me brainliest? If not a simple thanks will do, i love helping and don't mind at all if you need help text me and I'll message back as soon as i can.

dramatic irony occurs when the reader/audience knows more about a character's situation than the character does. the one main effect is that it gives the reader a sense of superiority, or detached superiority. the reader not only seemingly discovers what is revealed, but feels superior for doing so.