Why is language an important tool in developing a monster character in a story?
a. the author's characterization of the monster can be delayed until the last possible moment in a story.
b. the author can portray a monster with powerful word choice that forces the reader to understand the monster's motivations.
c. the reader can compare the story to other stories he or she has read in his or her own language.
d. the reader can directly participate in the events of the story that surround the monster.

B. The author can portray a monster with powerful word choice that forces the reader to understand the monster's motivations.

Explanation:

In many stories that deal with monsters, authors use language to express and develop the monster character, this is becaus ea well choosen language can help humanize and give context to the monster and help the reader understand the monster´s motivations and understand the development of its character, a great example of this would be Mary Shelley´s Frankenstein, and how the monster is developed by the writer.

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