The first chapter of "How a Cat Played Robinson Crusoe" ends with a conflict: At last, hopelessly discouraged, she curled herself up beneath the children's window and went to sleep. Which explanation best describes the development of this conflict in the second chapter? A. The conflict continues to build until the cat is unsure how she will survive. B. The cat, while lonely, is able to find food and shelter. She adapts to her new environment and learns how to survive. C. The cat gives in to her grief and finds herself unable to move. D. The cat discovers that the island is a peaceful and joyful oasis. The initial conflict in the story is quickly resolved