Correlative conjunction has two equal parts: so in this case it's the answer c: either ...or
other examples of correlative conjunctions would be "not only... but also" or "neither... nor" . Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
Pretty sure it means to be careful and not indulge in small problems and petty things and don't let anyone get you into those kinds of situations either. Basically be honorable and noble in character kind of deal, dont quote me tho im not an eng major.
It's C. the narrator's insanity makes her an unreliable narrator and it's difficult to understand what's going on because we only get her perception--and obviously the perception of someone insane isn't easy to understand. B is simply incorrect, because first person POV doesn't tell you the thoughts of all characters, and D. is incorrect as well. in no way does it address the reader. in regards to A, we don't really connect with her because we don't understand what's happening throughout the story.
