Which statement best explains how the structure of a text supports the author's purpose?
A. Instead of writing about lofty subjects such as death, war, and love,
William Carlos Williams focuses on a simple wheelbarrow in his poem.
By doing so, he places his work in contrast to works of the Romantic
poets.
B. Throughout his speech, Antony contrasts the claim "Brutus is an
honorable man with descriptions of Brutus's actions. This technique
draws the audience's attention to just how dishonorable Brutus is.
C. In Dante's vision of the afterlife, sinners go to a place that's organized in
concentric circles. In each circle, sinners are punished in ways that
directly reflect what they did wrong in life.
D. Dickinson, in her poem "Because I could not stop for Death," tries to
present death in a less sinister and fearful way than it is presented in
other poems, especially those written by the Romantics.