The sudden fiction piece "red light" ends in ambiguity--readers aren't sure what the driver of the truck saw or why he reacted the way he did. How does this ending make the story more meaningful?
a) It delays the plot's resolution, which creates additional suspense.
b) It suggests a universal theme related to the consequences of crime.
c) It reminds readers of the story's opening scene, creating a closed circle.
d) It makes the characters and their relationship seem more complex.