Read this excerpt from “The Censors.” It’s true that on the third day, a fellow worker had his right hand blown off by a letter, but the division chief claimed it was sheer negligence on the victim’s part. Juan and the other employees were allowed to go back to their work, though feeling less secure. As illustrated by this excerpt, what main technique does the author use to convey her view of the society in which the story is set? A. She vividly describes a government agency to show admiration for the highly organized society in which the story is set. B. She recounts tense, action-packed events that show the heroism of those who oppose the society in which the story is set. C. She humorously exaggerates characters and situations, poking fun in order to criticize the society in which the story is set. D. She withholds information from readers to capture a sense of eerie mystery regarding the strange society in which the story is set.