Question

question 6 of 10
read these lines written by a narrator:
im so glad to be out on a walk. oh. its a little chillier than i
expected. i wish i would have worn a hat. i havent washed
my hair in a couple of days. so, what are we going do when
they get here next week? mom will nag me about roberts
proposal, im sure.
which literary device is this the best example of?
a. resolution
b. reliable narrator
c. alienation
d. stream of consciousness

Explanation:

The narrator's thoughts flow freely, shifting from the walk, the weather, hair - washing, to future plans and mom's nagging. This unstructured, continuous flow of inner thoughts matches the "stream of consciousness" literary device. Resolution (A) is about plot conclusion, a reliable narrator (B) is consistent in truth - telling, and alienation (C) is about estrangement, none of which fit as well as stream of consciousness.

Answer:

D. Stream of consciousness