How is the solution to the problem different in each of the two passages?

A. In the first passage, Elizabeth and Laslow have to work out their differences; in the second passage, Marvin and Ashton unite right away to solve their problem.
B. In the first passage, Laslow helps Elizabeth; in the second passage, Ashton helps Marvin.
C. In the first passage, Elizabeth and Laslow find a way to overcome their strange, physical appearance; in the second passage, Marvin never finds a way to overcome his physical appearance.
D. In the first passage, Elizabeth and Laslow become friends and learn to face their troubles together; in the second passage, Marvin finds a solution without help from a friend.