As a professional actress, I believe that C) is the correct answer. A, B, and D are allowed, but not recommended by authors. The directors do have the right to interpret the story any which way they want.
Answer: C) "Directors have dramatic license to interpret a story in a way they chose" is a true statement.
Explanation: The term "dramatic license" makes reference to the fact that <u>directors are authorized to change certain aspects of a pre-existing story, such as characters or situations, if they want to do it</u>. In general, these changes are made with a dramatic purpose. In that way,<u> directors do not have to use the same setting that is described in a novel or script nor use the same lines included in a text</u>. Therefore, option C) is the only one that presents a true statement.
