It’s most likely B.
A doesn’t have a full stop. C has no full stop and a random capital letter. D just isn’t a question, so it shouldn’t have a question mark.
The intended audience influences the tone a lot. For an example, what tone would you use for a children’s book/ A book reading to kids? You would use a playful, or funny tone to keep the children entertained. You wouldn’t likely use a strong, professional tone with them. If you was talking to group of college kids, or writing a college text books, what tone would you use? You would most likely use a professional, and serious tone since they are in college. Another little example, what tone do you usually talk to your pet in? Even though they don’t understand us, we usually talk to our furry little friends in a high-pitched voice. Why? Maybe Because we know that they have tiny minds.
The writer Ernest Hemmingway of “Old Man at the Bridge” used the theory of the intrinsic aspect of prose here.
He had mentioned a distinct protagonist, a particular setting, conflict, simile, imaginary and internal monologue in the prose for making it a perfect drama.
Various animals are also used and represent different symbols.
A
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Odysseus does not want to reveal their only means of escape.
