Read the excerpt from \"rhapsody on a windy night.\". i could see nothing behind that child's eye. i have seen eyes in the street . trying to peer through lighted shutters, . and a crab one afternoon in a pool, . an old crab with barnacles on his back, . gripped the end of a stick which i held him. . the excerpt is an example of what type of narration? . a. dramatic dialogue. b. third-person, all knowing. c. second person, limited. d. stream of consciousness

The correct answer is the following: option D. The excerpt is an example of a stream of consciousness type of narration.

When writing, authors have different types of styles of narration to chose from  so that their writing reflects the character's and or the story's message more accurately. Stream of consciousness is a literacy technique of writing that intends to capture th natural flow of a character's thought process without any  form of structure or format.

In the excerpt the reader can get inside the character's mind and its thoughts, that jump from one thing to the next one and that are in some way incomplete. The character began thinking about how he can see nothing behind the child's eye and that is a reminiscent of eyes in the streets that somehow ends up in a memory of an old crab that the character once held.

The correct answer is the following: option D. The excerpt is an example of a stream of consciousness type of narration.

When writing, authors have different types of styles of narration to chose from  so that their writing reflects the character's and or the story's message more accurately. Stream of consciousness is a literacy technique of writing that intends to capture th natural flow of a character's thought process without any  form of structure or format.

In the excerpt the reader can get inside the character's mind and its thoughts, that jump from one thing to the next one and that are in some way incomplete. The character began thinking about how he can see nothing behind the child's eye and that is a reminiscent of eyes in the streets that somehow ends up in a memory of an old crab that the character once held.

we should all just get dogs.