Which text is from the climax of the story "the leap"? a.) i didn't see her leap through air, only heard the sudden thump and looked out my window. she was hanging by the backs of her heels from the new gutter we had put up that year, and she was smiling. b.) it was while the two were in midair, their hands about to meet, that lightning struck the main pole and sizzled down the guy wires, filling the air with a blue radiance that harry avalon must certainly have seen through the cloth of his blindfold as the tent buckled and the edifice toppled him forward. c.) i know that she's right. i knew it even then. as you fall there is time to think. curled as i was, against her stomach, i was not startled by the cries of the crowd or the looming faces. d.) i was seven the year the house caught fire, probably from standing ash. it can rekindle, and my father, forgetful around the house and perpetually exhausted from night hours on call, often emptied what he thought were ashes from cold stoves into wooden or cardboard containers.