"...YOU know she'd sit up six weeks to please any of you!"
"Anything HAPPENED to her?"
"Well, then, don't you fret; she'll BE here..."
Which BEST explains why Twain capitalizes words in the dialogue?
A) It creates realistic dialogue between Henry and his friends.
B) It draws the audience into the story by showing how important Henry is in the group.
C) It emphasizes the men's support in helping Henry get through one more year.
D) It creates a dramatic mood surrounding Henry's denial of his wife's death.
