At the beginning of "the black cat," the narrator doesn't explain what he did to deserve death as a consequence of his actions. what effect does this withholding of information create? a. it urges the reader to use outside sources to find information. b. it allows the reader to better understand the motivation of the narrator. c. it increases suspense so that the reader must continue reading to find answers. d. it forces the reader to suspend disbelief in order to understand the story.