A reader who is trying to identify with a character in a story might ask which of the following questions?
A.

What would other characters have done had they known this?
B.

How would I have written this section?
C.

What would I have done in that situation?
D.

Where would I have set this story?

Question

A reader who is trying to identify with a character in a story might ask which of the following questions?
A.
	
What would other characters have done had they known this?
B.
	
How would I have written this section?
C.
	
What would I have done in that situation?
D.
	
Where would I have set this story?

anonymous · Answer

There are some options here that can be automatically eliminated. For example, D makes no sense because it has reference to the author, not a character. A refers to the emotions of others. B refers to the author as well. So your answer is C.

anonymous · Answer

Aye, C. It puts the reader in the character's shoes.