How does the dialogue in this passage develop the character's point of view? Sondra hoped the audience couldn't see the paper shaking in her trembling hands. "I'm thrilled to be here speaking to you today," she began. Sweat beaded up on her forehead. She felt suddenly hot and short of breath. The audience gazed at her expectantly. "There's nothing I love more than getting up in front of a large crowd like this and teaching you how to give effective presentations." Ignoring the faces in front of her, Sondra imagined she was alone, practicing in front of the mirror. O A. It shows that Sondra feels calm about speaking to a large group of people.
O B. It shows that Sondra has never spoken in front of a crowd before.
O C. It shows that Sondra is not prepared for her presentation.
O D. It shows that Sondra presents herself as happy and confident in front of a crowd.