Since 2000, dystopian novels for teens have retained the dismal, dark setting, but the nature of the characters has changed. Characters are no longer passive and powerless citizens. Instead, they are teens who are empowered, fearless, strong and determined to find a way to survive and face their fears. Major characters have influential personalities that harsh governments attempt to control but cannot.
Which inference can be drawn based on the information in paragraph 4?
A-. The way that authors have begun to write dystopian novels has forced readers to turn to classic examples.
B-. The characters in dystopian novels have ruined the rest of the story elements with their dominant personalities.
C-. The change in settings in dystopian novels have inspired more teens to read them.
D-. The different character choices authors are making are more appealing to teens.
