How do the speaker's actions in the first stanza provoke action in the poem? A The speaker expresses their anger to their friend but withholds this anger from their foe, creating some tension between the friend and the foe. B The speaker tricks the foe into trusting them by hiding their anger in the first stanza and offering the foe a poisoned apple later on in the poem. C The speaker does not express their anger to their foe, and because of this, their anger worsens until it eventually grows into a poisonous tree. D The speaker acts differently towards their friend than their foe, which makes the foe jealous and pushes them to steal from the speaker.