In "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," Ambrose Bierce includes a flashback in Section II in order to

A: provide important background information and maintain reader suspense.

B: explain every detail of Peyton Farquhar's attempt to burn down the Owl Creek bridge.

C: resolve the conflict faced by Peyton Farquhar in Section I.

D: insert some much-needed humor into this rather serious short story.

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Bella Edwards

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17 February, 21:22

In "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge," Ambrose Bierce includes a flashback in Section II in order to

A: provide important background information and maintain reader suspense.

B: explain every detail of Peyton Farquhar's attempt to burn down the Owl Creek bridge.

C: resolve the conflict faced by Peyton Farquhar in Section I.

D: insert some much-needed humor into this rather serious short story.

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In "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge", Ambrose Bierce includes a flashback in Section II in order to:

A) provide important background information and maintain reader suspense.

In Section I, no name was given about the character, only his present state and thinking was relayed. In Section II, the character was introduced as well as the event which the readers can infer as the cause of his situation stated in Section I.