In "Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata," which line is an example of a detail the author added for dramatic interest?

A.
"It happened at Bonn."

B.
"And I was not mistaken."

C.
"We can scarcely pay our rent."

D.
"Beethoven looked at me."

Question

In "Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata," which line is an example of a detail the author added for dramatic interest?	
 
 A.
"It happened at Bonn."
 
 B.
"And I was not mistaken."
 
 C.
"We can scarcely pay our rent."
 
 D.
"Beethoven looked at me."

anonymous · Answer

im sorry there was no one in language arts

anonymous · Answer

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timaashorty · Answer

I really never heard/read this. sorry.

anonymous · Answer

oh its fine i read it but im not really sure of the answer

timaashorty · Answer

Can you post it here? So we can help further?

31356 · Answer

Indeed :D

anonymous · Answer

it would take me foerever to write it but il try :3

timaashorty · Answer

you can't copy it or attached it?

timaashorty · Answer

If not, you could just write the sentences that belong with the answer choices

koikkara · Answer

@Lost?? Ohh bro... I've no Idea about this story...

anonymous · Answer

no its a book and i could not find a short way of doing it Because the book has randomized settings the sentence that might help this question are scattered in different sections

anonymous · Answer

questions*

anonymous · Answer

@Lost??? I think its D....Not sure though...