Maya angelou states in “living good. living well.” the best kind of story for a memoir. which one of these passages expresses her idea?

a) naturally, during this revelry jokes were told, fingers snapped, feet were patted, and there was a great deal of laughter.

b) take a few breaths and imagine yourself having just committed the action which has set you at odds.

c) that story has stayed with me for nearly thirty years, and when a tale remains fresh in my mind, it almost always contains a lesson which will benefit me.

d) they can imprison and inhibit more finally than barred windows and iron chains.