Damage , hurt , losses , terror, traumatized , and upset
I believe the answer is B
The clearest example is D. This is because metafiction is fiction where the author shows the reader constantly that it is fiction.
Answer:
"Plymouth Plantation" is, at core, a journal. Everything described in it is "contaminated" by the view of the person writing it, making facts not entirely reliable. Even though the narrator describes an historical process, he is influentiated by his religious view of the world.