What is the best example of use of supporting details for literary analysis? a. the author uses images such as the “thud” of the body hitting the ground, the “slumped corpse” and “the crimson trickle” to bring the violence to life. b. when the writer describes the war, he uses words that make pictures. c. the reader learns fortunato's motives by what he thinks instead of what he says. d. rainsford's struggle is also about man versus nature.