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We're never told what Ormes thinks about the fairy-tale elements in her story, so (A) isn't supported. (We know what the author of the passage thinks about fairy tales, but we don't know what Ormes thinks.)
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Ormes presents Torchy as instantly successful upon reaching New York. We don't have any evidence of "severe" limitations on what Torchy could do.
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Anti-supported, because Torchy was
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There's no evidence Ormes thought the improbability of Torchy's experiences was important. In fact, it's not clear that Ormes thought Torchy's experiences were improbable. She thought Torchy could offer
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