What does the reader accept during suspension of disbelief

A. that a story setting is believable and real

b. that a story's details are factual and true

c. that the information in a story is without bias

d. that a story's conflict will ultimately be solved

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Nicolas Hurst

20 November, 15:19

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Peterson · Answer 1

A. That a story's setting is believable and real

Leila Casey · Answer 2

That a story's setting is believable and real

What does the reader accept during suspension of disbeliefA. that a story setting is believable and realb. that a story's details are factual and truec. that the information in a story is without biasd. that a story's conflict will ultimately be solved