Many students have suggested that Martin suffered from extreme anxiety, bordering on paranoia (a mental illness characterized by irrational thoughts). Which lines would serve as the best text evidence to prove this claim? A. Coming home from school the day after they moved in, Martin tried the stairs. But they were almost as bad, windowless, shadowy, with several dark landings where the light bulbs had burned out.

B. But he was condemned to the elevator now. Was that why the fat lady had smiled? Had she known it would happen this way?

C. But there was no room to pass her without squeezing against her, and he could not bear the thought of any physical contact with her. He concentrated on being in his room. He would be home soon, only another minute or so.

D. He felt her eyes on him as he stared at the numbers slowly blinking on and off—slower than usual it seemed to him. Maybe the elevator was having trouble because of how heavy she was. It was supposed to carry three adults, but it was old. What if it got stuck between floors? What if it fell?

`Plz help it's from the elevator