Which line most clearly creates a conflict between the protagonist and the setting? A) Kayden felt the branches and briars pulling at her, slowing her down, blocking her path.

B) Kayden pushed aside the and moved quietly down the trail, crying as she went.

C) Kayden kept going, despite the pain and guilt she felt inside and the thick brush in her way.

D) Kayden wished the path were shorter, the way easier to walk, and her decision less difficult.

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Todd

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8 October, 20:21

Which line most clearly creates a conflict between the protagonist and the setting? A) Kayden felt the branches and briars pulling at her, slowing her down, blocking her path.

B) Kayden pushed aside the and moved quietly down the trail, crying as she went.

C) Kayden kept going, despite the pain and guilt she felt inside and the thick brush in her way.

D) Kayden wished the path were shorter, the way easier to walk, and her decision less difficult.

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Eliza Lam · Answer 1

A

Explanation:

None of the others really show or explain the setting. Although C does explain something about the scenery, A really gives you context.