What structural element does the author employ that makes the mental state of the narrator seem broken and scattered?

A. sentence fragments that show only partial or incomplete thoughts

B. long sentences that detail both mental and emotional collapse

C. short paragraph that move quickly and randomly from thought to thought

D. dialogue that shows the narrator losing her ability to speak coherently

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Elian Noble

16 July, 01:40

What structural element does the author employ that makes the mental state of the narrator seem broken and scattered?

A. sentence fragments that show only partial or incomplete thoughts

B. long sentences that detail both mental and emotional collapse

C. short paragraph that move quickly and randomly from thought to thought

D. dialogue that shows the narrator losing her ability to speak coherently

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Isabella Stewart · Answer 1

Assuming that your referring to the yellow wallpaper, the structural element that the author employ would be : Long sentences that detail both mental and emotional collapse

The author keep indicating constant paranoia that experienced by the character herself