Read the following paragraph from the article.

Sorkin wrote that he felt that Lee's novel had not shown Calpurnia or Robinson's reactions to the racial injustice around them: "Tom begs for his life, and Cal bakes crackling bread. It's the kind of thing that would have gone unnoticed in 1960, but in 2018, using black characters only as atmosphere is as noticeable as it is wrong. Also, in this instance, a wasted opportunity."

Which of the following conclusions can be drawn from the paragraph above?

A
Sorkin held much contempt for the way Lee's novel portrayed Calpurnia and Tom Robinson.
B
Sorkin viewed the rewriting of the Tom and Calpurnia characters as an opportunity to right a wrong.
C
Sorkin believes that the characters Calpurnia and Tom Robinson went unnoticed in Lee's novel.
D
Sorkin hopes that rewriting the Tom and Calpurnia characters will bring about more racial justice.