Read the excerpt from Seedfolks.
He showed me exactly how far apart the rows should be and how deep. He couldn't read the words on the seed packets, but he knew from the pictures what seeds were inside. He poured them into his hand and smiled. He seemed to recognize them, like old friends. Watching him carefully sprinkling them into the troughs he'd made, I realized that I didn't know anything about growing food and that he knew everything.

How does Gonzalo's perspective most likely influence readers?
A. It makes them worry that Tío Juan may be ill.
B. It causes them to question Gonzalo's truthfulness.
C. It makes them excited about Gonzalo's future as a gardener.
D. It gives them hope for Tío Juan's future and for the garden's success.