The Late-Nineteenth-Century Naturalist Writers, Such as Stephen Crane, Portrayed

The late-nineteenth-century naturalist writers, such as Stephen Crane, portrayed

A) customs and dialects identified with a particular region of the country.
B) society somewhat realistically but emphasized the "smiling aspects" of life.
C) humans as mere animals in a merciless Darwinian world.
D) virtuous heroines and heroes in mortal combat with dastardly villains.