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21. When Bradbury claims, “Thus I fell into surprise” (line 46), he’s most nearly referring to the:
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A. discovery that for him the secret to a creative outpouring was to use a word-association method to write fiction.
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B. long-forgotten experiences he would remember when he would talk with his childhood friends in person.
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C. realization that he wrote more effectively about his current experiences than about his past.
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D. several methods other writers taught him to help him write honest, authentic stories.