D. • To prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.
What is one reason an author might slowly release information about a setting? (I point)
A. • To prevent the reader from drawing conclusions about what will happen next.
B. • To gradually develop a better technique for crafting effective descriptions.
C. • To keep the reader guessing about when and where a story takes place.
D. • To prevent the story from being overloaded with details at the beginning.
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