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Anne Brontë's 1847 novel Agnes Grey contains elements drawn from Brontë's own life: there are many parallels between the experiences of the novel's title character and those of Brontë, and as a result Agnes Grey is regularly described as an autobiographical novel. This characterization can be useful, but it also presents drawbacks in terms of how the work is perceived, as it may lead readers to believe that Brontë merely fictionalized true events, which, in an artistic field where creativity and inventiveness are prized, can suggest that _______

Which choice most logically completes the text?

• A.

  Agnes Grey is less of an imaginative achievement than it actually is.

• B.

  the real-world counterparts of other characters in Agnes Grey are hard to identify.

• C.

  Brontë should not have claimed that Agnes Grey is based on real events.

• D.

  critics disagree about whether Agnes Grey shows greater originality than works without autobiographical elements.