B. Metaphor
It is describing the world as something it isn't really.
Answer:
I think it would be C
Explanation:
It was a very meaningful text, it described character traits and feeling in a different way. It was really obvious you know?? It wasn't very direct, but still understandable. So it think it is C.
Note: I may be wrong, if so, i am deeply sorry<3
Deconstruction is one (controversial) literary theory amongst many: Russian Formalism, Structuralism, Marxism, Feminism, Jungian, Freudian, Reception Theory, ... . Actually, Deconstruction is more a way of reading than a theory of literature, and it aims to show how texts deconstruct or contradict themselves. Instead of showing how everything fits together in a hierarchical structure, as other approaches tend to do, deconstruction tries to show how texts unravel themselves, particularly showing how the privileged item in a binary pair can be reversed and subverted. Marxists and Feminists may argue that Deconstruction lacks serious political commitment
I believe that the answer most befitting the question would be answer D.