Which details from "The Grasshopper and the Bell Cricket" allow the reader to infer that the narrator is an observer and outsider?
A. "At the base of the embankment was a bobbing cluster of beautiful varicolored lanterns . . ."
B. "Cutting out the back and front of a small carton and papering it, he placed a candle on the bottom and fastened a string to the top."
C. "Different from the painted-over red lanterns, others (made of thick cutout cardboard) had their designs drawn upon the paper windows . . ."
D. "Wide-eyed, I loitered near them."
