Which statement most accurately describes how narrative point of view affects the plot of "A Haunted House"?
OA. By telling the story from the limited third-person point of view of the house, the author portrays the house as a believable character.
OB. By telling the story from the omniscient third-person point of view of the ghostly couple, the author conveys a lesson about the eternal meaning of love.
OC. By mixing first-person narration of the narrator's own experiences with visions of the ghostly couple, the author weaves layers of memory, fantasy, and reality into ordinary
events.
OD. By mixing first-person narration of the narrator's own experiences with visions of the ghostly couple, the author shocks readers when supernatural events intrude on ordinary
life.
OA. By telling the story from the limited third-person point of view of the house, the author portrays the house as a believable character.
OB. By telling the story from the omniscient third-person point of view of the ghostly couple, the author conveys a lesson about the eternal meaning of love.
OC. By mixing first-person narration of the narrator's own experiences with visions of the ghostly couple, the author weaves layers of memory, fantasy, and reality into ordinary
events.
OD. By mixing first-person narration of the narrator's own experiences with visions of the ghostly couple, the author shocks readers when supernatural events intrude on ordinary
life.