Read this passage from "Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata":
"The former laid aside his work; the latter, with her head bent slightly forward, and her hands pressed tightly over her breast, crouched down near the end of the piano, as if fearful lest even the beating of her heart should break the flow of those magical, sweet sounds."

Why does the author of this story include this passage?

A. to show how much compassion Beethoven has for the blind girl

B. to show how impressed the narrator is by Beethoven's musical talents

C. to show how totally the music captures the attention of the brother and sister

D. to show how easy it is for a genius like Beethoven to compose beautiful music

Question

Read this passage from "Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata": 
"The former laid aside his work; the latter, with her head bent slightly forward, and her hands pressed tightly over her breast, crouched down near the end of the piano, as if fearful lest even the beating of her heart should break the flow of those magical, sweet sounds."

Why does the author of this story include this passage?

A. to show how much compassion Beethoven has for the blind girl

B. to show how impressed the narrator is by Beethoven's musical talents

C. to show how totally the music captures the attention of the brother and sister

D.  to show how easy it is for a genius like Beethoven to compose beautiful music