Which statement best differentiates a symbol from a cue in a narrative?

Which statement best differentiates a symbol from a cue in a narrative?

• A. A symbol carries broader, deeper meaning; a cue signals a theme or motif to the reader.
• B. A symbol is purely decorative; a cue drives the plot.
• C. A symbol is always a visible object; a cue is never textual.
• D. A symbol is a character name; a cue is a setting.

Answer: (C)