The biographer who provides a (i)____________ of detail, even when those details are accurate, (ii)____________ of distorting reality; the greater the number of facts that have to be fashioned into a (iii)____________ narrative, the greater the chance that the narrative, regardless of how consistent, will in any number of ways fail to accord with what really happened. A. wealth B. has an unlikely chance C. cumbersome D. paucity E. runs a heightened risk F. cohesive G. smattering H. concocts a plan I. profound