Answer: D
Explanations:
A. It forces the reader to suspend disbelief to understand the story. This is wrong, because the other parts of the text could be more understandable than just the beginning.
B. It urges the reader to use outside sources to find information. This wouldn't be the answer, because then the reader wouldn't be interested in the story, and the narrator wouldn't want that.
C. It allows the reader to better understand the motivation of the narrator. I don't believe this is the asnwer, because this doesn't really give motivation from the narrator much, or even not at all -v-a
D. It increases suspense so that the reader must continue reading to find answers. I believe this is the answer, because if the narrator just gets to the point, the reader might not find the story mysterious and just might find it boring.
