Mavisdu1017
hello expert,
Same as some comrades asked above, I don't know how to eliminate C, as B and C are almost the same meaning to me.
Hope an expert help to explain, and thanks in advance.
The "implications" of an argument are the expected
results that follow a conclusion. A piece of support for a conclusion, by contrast, is a
reason why the author has reached his/her conclusion.
Here, the author includes the last sentence as a
reason why "no work should be [interpreted]." He/she thinks that FAILING to follow the conclusion makes us "cut ourselves off from the work's emotional impact." That provides some evidence that we should indeed agree with the author's conclusion.
It definitely doesn't fit as an "implication" of the conclusion, because it actually talks about what would happen if we DIDN'T go along with the conclusion, instead of a result of following the conclusion.
I hope that helps!