Which description best captures the narrative style used in Virginia Woolf’s novel "To the Lighthouse"?

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A comprehensive narrator focusing on themes of affection and griefA third-person account set during the era of the Great DepressionA stream of consciousness approach centered on family lifeBoth A and B are correct

Explanation

Option A refers to an all-knowing narrator dealing with love and loss, while option B suggests a third-person perspective during the Great Depression, neither of which accurately describe Woolf's style in the novel. The correct style is a domestic stream of consciousness narrative, making option C the best choice.