Why might a writer imply a conflict in a story's opening?
O A. To suggest that the story will probably end in a predictable way
B. To ask the reader to recall the structure of another story
C. To make the reader wonder how the conflict will be resolved
O D. To offer an alternative way to look at the main events
C. To make the reader wonder how the conflict will be resolved
Explanation:
When you see a suggestion of conflict you often start wondering what it is and how its going to end, authors often use this to create an uneasy feeling or suspense
