Answer:
Option C. The author of the story "The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" clarifies the role that memories, experiences, and outer worlds play in one's life through a stream of consciousness narrative.
Explanation:
"The Jilting of Granny Weatherall" is a play written by Katherine Ann Porter that was first published in 1930. The author uses a stream of consciousness narrative style to depict the role that memories, experiences, and outer worlds play in one's life, in this case in the life of Granny, the main character of the play.
A stream of consciousness is a narrative style in which a character depicts his/her thoughts and reactions to diverse events, in a continous flow, regardless of whether these make sense or if they even relate to the previous thought. This style of narrative is usually used to show the real, raw thoughts inside a character's mind, as these thoughts often reveal what is really important to the person.
