Bruner argues that a story is not told until there is a "deviation from the canonical." He means that if a story is to be considered worth telling, it must contain

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Bruner's argument suggests that for a story to be worth telling, it must deviate from the expected or canonical version of events. This implies that the story must contain something unexpected or surprising to be considered impactful. Choices B, C, and D are not directly related to Bruner's argument.

Bruner Argues That a Story Is Not Told Until There