For he sometimes shoots up taller like an And he sometimes gets so little that there's none of him at all. - Robert Louis Stevenson, "My Shadow" How does a simile most clearly contribute to the tone of this excerpt from "My Shadow," by Robert Louis Stevenson? O A. The simile "like proper children creates a humorous tone because it is ridiculous to expect children to behave properly. B. The simile "like proper children" creates a polite tone because children with respectable manners are associated with politeness. O C. The simile "like an india-rubber ball" creates a lively tone because a toy ball is associated with active and entertaining fun. O D. The simile "like an india-rubber ball" creates a tall tone because a rubber ball can bounce high in the air. HELPP FASTT