Which piece of textual evidence best illustrates Marvin’s knowledge of his father’s point of view? A.
“He [his father] would never walk beside the rivers of that lost and legendary world, or listen to the thunder raging above its softly rounded hills” (lines 79 through 81)

B.
“They were intense unscintillating points, and suddenly he remembered a rhyme he had once read in one of his father’s books” (lines 25 and 26)

C.
“Tense with expectancy, Marvin settled himself down in the cramped cabin while his father started the motor and checked the controls” (lines 15 and 16)

D.
“In a few minutes they had reached the edge of the plateau on which the Colony had been built” (lines 42 and 43)