In "The Magic Bonbons," why does the author summarize much of the interaction between Claribel and Dr. Daws? A. to introduce the characters from the main plot as early in the narrative as possible

B. to provide quick background information that helps explain the events of the main plot

C. to signify that the events with Claribel happen before the events of the main plot

D. to increase the pace of the scenes with Claribel so that there is more tension and suspense