How does Kerouac's syntax exemplify his "wild form" and the ideals of the beat generation?

Kerouac’s “wild form” favors spontaneous, flowing prose that follows the rhythms of thought and speech rather than careful, conventional revision. His long, uninterrupted sentences create that natural, spoken pace, which fits the Beat Generation’s emphasis on spontaneity and freedom. So the best choice is “Long, uninterrupted sentences reflect the natural pace and structure of speech.”

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