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Please give me the correct answer. Click the metaphor that best replaces the phrase "It's dark eyes dim and not at their prime ".

A:Its eyes were black diamonds but flat as a dime.

B:Each eye was a coal glowing warm and fine .

C:Its dark eyes were dull and slippery with slime.

D:Its dark eyes were windows coated with grime.

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