In Narayan's article the primary difference between the myth and the story that Urmilaji tells is:
A) The first myth is traditionally told during ritual worship to the Pipal tree during the dark moon Monday, and the other story with the same moral lesson is told anecdotally.
B) The first myth is told only to woman, the other is told freely to anyone who asks to hear it.
C) The first myth is told to personal like Narayan, who have visited Urmilaji more than once and have garnered her trust, the other story is told freely.
D) The first myth was passed on to Urmilaji from oral tradition, the other story was not.

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The primary difference highlighted is the context in which each story is told: the first myth is associated with a specific ritual practice, while the other story is shared more casually or anecdotally.

In Narayan's Article the Primary Difference Between the Myth and the Story