The passage suggests that Williams, Bell, and Matsuda would most likely agree with which one of the following statements regarding personal stories? A. Personal stories are more likely to adhere to the principles of objectivism than are other forms of discourse. B. Personal stories are more likely to de-emphasize differences in background and training than are traditional forms of legal discourse. C. Personal stories are more likely to restore tranquility to the legal establishment than are more adversarial forms of discourse. D. Personal stories are more likely to lead to the accurate reconstruction of facts than are traditional forms of legal narrative. E. Personal stories are more likely to be influenced by a person's expectations, values, and beliefs than are other forms of discourse.