<span>The
term Chaser is used by drinkers. It means a drink of something bland or sweet
to follow-up a straight shot of something like whiskey, gin, rum or tequila. It
is called a chaser because it is drunk quickly after the initial strong shot of
liquor which has a high alcohol content. John Collier used the word in his
title The Chaser because the story talks about the love potion. A man named
Alan Austen wants to acquire a love potion from an obscure apothecary. It
symbolizes what Alan is doing to Diana that is, he is chasing her love. A
chaser is something you drink after drinking something else possibly something
unpleasant. The life cleaner offers the inevitable chaser to the love potion
Alan buys to make Diana love him. </span>
Explanation: answer a is the only one that makes most realistic sense, but it is magical realism due to the fact that there are no real accounts of someone winning a snowboarding competition to save their school.
