Which option suggests narrative through line?

Implied line from one character's gaze to another

Narrative in visual art means that the viewer can sense a relationship, event, or developing action. Lines do not have to be physically drawn to create this effect. An implied line may be formed by a character’s gaze, the direction of a pointing hand, or the alignment of figures and objects. When one character looks toward another, the viewer naturally follows that direction and begins to read a connection between them. This visual connection can suggest conversation, attention, conflict, care, or the next part of a story.

Option A is correct because a gaze creates an implied line linking the two characters and suggesting a narrative relationship. Options B, C, and D may organize space or decorate an image, but they do not by themselves indicate an event or interaction. A border can frame a picture, while the edge of paper is merely a physical limit. The storytelling quality comes from directed visual attention.

This is a Class 10 Art Education question. Chapter: Fundamentals of Visual Arts. Topic: Line.