In chapters "my first supper" and "in the bath" from the book ten days in a mad-house by nellie bly, the author takes the reader through a series of events beginning with the evening meal, the musical performance activity, bath time, bedtime, and then the next morning. what impact does this chronological narrative sequence have? a. it shows that conditions in the hospital are getting worse over time. b. it demonstrates that the hospital is well-run by the standards of a century ago. c. it allows the reader to follow along as a typical day brings one abuse after another. d. it gives the impression that bly is trapped in the hospital with no hope of release.