The author of the passage would be most likely to agree with which of the following statements about the letters from Nettie to Celie? A. They mark an unintended shift to geographically and culturally removed surroundings B. They may represent a conscious attempt to undermine certain novelistic conventions C. They are more closely connected to the main action of the novel than is at first apparent D. They owe more to the tradition of the slave narrative than do Celie's letters to God E. They illustrate the traditional concretizing details of the epistolary novel form