Which best describes a Hermit Crab Essay? A) An essay that assumes the form of something else. B) An essay like David Foster Wallace's "Consider the Lobster," which examines a crustacean in depth. C) It's a type of segmented essay that focuses primarily on the then-narrator. D) It's a specific form of reportage where the now-narrator is especially present.
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