Which of the following passages from the text could a writer use to support a response because it includes specific details that help reveal the narrator’s point of view and concerns? Answer choices for the above question

A. An undeniable sense of relief passed through the crowd, everyone surged out, hardly a soul paying any special attention to the colonel, who, as it were, had turned once more into a human being like the rest of us.

B. Maybe he really is chief tax-collector. But is that all? Does that entitle him to rule over all the other departments in the administration as well?

C. Then he bowed low, as did everyone else except the colonel, the soldiers, and a number of officials in the background.

D. He himself does not say a word, just stares blankly at the speaker, then back at the listeners, all the while keeping his hand on the hilt of the long knife in his belt.