Q: How does Shelly's use of time affect the reader's introduction into the world of the novel?

Answer Choices:
A) Shelley describes the letter writer's past and present, drawing the reader into a mysterious present.
B) Shelley places the action in the letter writer's future, disorienting the reader.
C) Shelley places the action in the letter writer's present, pulling the reader into the immediate scene.
D) Shelley places the action in the letter writer's past, drawing the reader into an important flashback.