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Question 3 of 10 Why might a writer choose to write using stream of consciousness?
A. To avoid having to understand the character's inner life
B. To create an illusion of being inside the character's thoughts
C. To allow the writing to focus on conflict, action, and plot
D. To purposely hide the real meaning of the text from the reader


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Why might a writer choose to write using stream of consciousness?
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