Authors of Fantasy Have the Special Challenge of Encouraging the Reader

Authors of fantasy have the special challenge of encouraging the reader to suspend disbelief and accept the magical plots, settings, and characters they create. They do this by

A) using undeveloped and flat characters.
B) altering the setting, or moving in and out of the real world and the fantasy setting.
C) creating inconsistencies in the settings.
D) using loosely woven plots and predictable conflicts.