C. to persuade.
It is trying to persuade you to choose one topic over the other by providing facts and/or opinions to the reader.
Answer:
In the aftermath of murdering an elderly man, the narrator tries to prove his own sanity. The untrustworthy narrator states that he adored the old guy but was tormented by his "evil eye," which he claims drove him to murder.
Explanation:
just for an add on you could say that the moral was that we should not commit crimes because, in the end, our own sense of guilt will expose us.
PS: you better give me brainliest that story was scary ヘ(꒪◊꒪ヘ)
When readers make an inference based on a story or essay, they reach a conclusion based on hints or clues. These hints or clues are also commonly known as “context clues” and they help provide background information on a topic that may be unfamiliar to a reader.
Answer: what's the story called?
Explanation:
the answer is D both A and C are correct you need to look at how the person routine change just in case you might have said something wrong it's important to know how people feel
