Read this excerpt from Frida Kahlo by Hedda Garza. Despite her pessimism, Kahlo's love of life prevailed. Her broken bones healed, and her spirits improved when she was able to leave her bed and walk. Still in pain and limping, Kahlo decided not to return to school. "I felt I had energies for anything except studying to become a doctor," she wrote in one of her many notes to Gomez.

Based on this passage, which full viewpoint could a prepared speaker share in a discussion?

A. Frida Kahlo would have been a great doctor if she had stayed in school.
B. I think that Frida Kahlo was very driven to succeed as a painter.
C. Frida Kahlo was a well-respected and very successful painter.
D. I think that Frida Kahlo’s excitement about life allowed her to get past the pain.