What did ambrose bierce and stephen crane bring to american fiction that was lacking in other civil war stories of the same time period?

a. more artfully written stories that used literary elements to dramatic effect
b. fewer stories about individual people and more stories of groups of soldiers and officers
c. sarcasm and bitterness that was a more accurate reflection of americans' views on war
d. a great reliance on romantic elements such as the idealization of nature and the common man

What Ambrose Bierce and Stephen Crane brought to American fiction that was lacking in other Civil War stories of the same time period was more artfully written stories that used literary elements to dramatic effect

Explanation:

These two authors have some specific and distinctive way of writing that set them apart from most of their peers at the time, one of these characteristics was how much detail they put into the description not only of the characters but to the environment surrounding them, this gave a very dramatic feeling to their work, two of the best examples of this are "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge" and "The Red Badge of Courage"

because it's a cool name

explanation:

the words "strangest" and "unusual" suggest (: