If the writer wanted to draw a parallel between Amy Tan's life and her character Jing-Mei's dream of being a child prodigy, which note would be most useful? A. "What you rather do: play piano and become famous, or play outside and become nobody?"

B. "But my life is, I believe, excellent fodder for
fiction."

C. "He prayed that his sweetheart be freed, and sure enough, she was released from prison. Then she cabled my father and asked whether he wanted her to come to America. Shanghai would soon be taken over by the Communists and his answer had to be now or never."

D. Tan's mother believed she had never experienced happiness.​