Which statement best explains how effectively this passage uses vivid description? Detective Montes sat down across from the suspect. She stared at him solemnly for a long moment "You want to tell me why you were on Main Street in front of the restaurant last night?" His eyes were full of tears, like a river about to overflow its banks. His lower lip trembled, as though from the tension of trying to keep his tears from spilling over. "I told you. I was biking home from work. I'm trying to help you. I don't know what else I can say." He put his head down on his handouffed hands, exhausted from the effort. A. The vivid description is effective because it appeals to the sense of hearing as well as sight. B. The vivid description is not effective because it creates a somber tone when a playful tone is called for. C. The vivid description is not effective because it uses ordinary words that do not create vivid images. D. The vivid description is effective because it creates a sense of tension that helps build suspense about the conversation,