2) One of the main points of the fifth paragraph is that the various characters on a totem pole are meant to represent: (P5) Poles serve the important purpose of recording the lore of a clan, much as a book would. The top figure on the pole identifies the owner's clan, and succeeding characters (read from top to bottom) tell their stories. Raven, the trickster, might tell the story of how he fooled
the Creator into giving him the sun or Frog might tell how he wooed a human woman. With slight variations between villages, everyone knew these stories, and potlatch guests dramatized them at the pole raising with masks, drumming, and songs. And so the legends
were preserved from one generation to the next.

A. the owner of the totem pole.

B. the lore of the owner's clan.

C. Raven, the trickster, fooling the Creator

D. Frog wooing a human woman,