Which phrase from Tim O'Brien's chapter "Good Form" best shows that his work is an example of metafiction? A. I want to tell you
about why this book is written as it is. B. He lay in the center of a red clay trail . . . C. I blamed myself. D. But I was present, you see, and my presence was guilt enough.
In this case Hamlet's soliloquy serves the purpose of informing the audience of his intense negative feelings toward his mother's remarriage and highlighting the inner turmoil those feelings create within him.
