In the third paragraph (“There . . . tree”), the narrator’s descriptions of light falling through branches and shadows moving across the field primarily serve to

The narrator's descriptions of light falling through branches and shadows moving across the field primarily serve to:

B. Emphasize a difference between the regularity of nature and the unpredictability of humans.

This question refers to a short story in which the narrator and his cousins are reminiscing about their past and the people they used to know.In the third paragraph, the narrator talks about how the light that falls through the tree branches always strike always in the same pattern.He proceeds to say that that pattern will remain the same no matter what happens to us.In other words, while humans change and even behave in unpredictable ways, nature is regular, constant.The description of the light and the shadows serves to highlight that difference between nature and humans.

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