(1) My great-aunt Frida was the star of many of my mother’s stories of growing up. (2) I thought of her as a mythical character, so I was excited beyond belief when I found out she was coming for a visit. (3) As we drove to pick her up, I practiced again and again what I’d say to her when we first met. (4) Finally, after what seemed like forever, we arrived at the bus station. (5) I pointed to a woman standing by a tree with faded jeans and long silver hair. (6) “That’s Aunt Frida, and she’s hardly changed a bit,” my mom said. Which sentence contains a misplaced modifier?