Which example most clearly uses parallelism to convey the idea that you cant take back words that have been spoken?

C. There's no way to undo the hurt, no way to erase what was said. There's no way to make someone forget.

Parallelism is the repetition of the same grammatical structure across a list, group of phrases, or group of sentences. In this answer, the parallel element is the repetition of "no way to" follow by a verb and direct object. This answer also address that idea that you can't take back words by saying that the words can't be undone, erased, or forgotten. Option A also uses a parallel structure, but it doesn't show that words can't be taken back. Option B is not in parallel structure. Option D begins with a parallel structure but it's not continued through to the last sentence.

what lesson are you referencing?

answer = d. hope this . : -d