Question ID:PT87 S3 Q16 Passage:If a novelist is popular he or she can vividly imagine large numbers of characters, each with a personality and attitudes that are completely different from those of the others and from those of the novelist. Such a writer also will be capable of empathizing with people who have goals completely different from his or her own and so will have some doubts about the genuine value of his or her own desires. Stem:If the statements above are true then each of the following could also be true EXCEPT: Correct Answer Choice:CChoice A:Some novelists who can vividly imagine large numbers of characters with attitudes and personalities completely different from those of the others are not popular. Choice B:Some novelists are incapable of empathizing with people whose goals are completely different from their own. Choice C:Some people who lack the ability to empathize with those who have goals completely different from their own are popular novelists. Choice D:No people who have doubts about the value of their own desires are incapable of empathizing with people who have goals that are completely different from their own. Choice E:Most writers who have doubts about the value of what they desire are popular novelists.