Which technique is Kara most clearly using in the following discussion? IGOR: I thought the story was hilarious. It was like a stream-of- consciousness monologue, really. The only thing you're allowed to see, as a reader, is this woman trying to persuade God to get this man she has a crush on to call her. It was really accurate at capturing that sort of selfish bargaining everybody probably does when they're trying to get what they want. MARK: I don't agree at all. I think the story is making fun of a particular person. You're not supposed to identify with her, you're supposed to feel sorry for her – or just laugh at her, depending on how generous you feel. KARA: So Igor thinks you're supposed to identify with her, and Mark thinks you're not. Can we all agree, though, that her behavior is supposed to come off as a little pathetic? Even if you aren't guilty of the kind of desperate pleading she gets up to​