Which line from the text most strongly supports the idea that Giselle is firmly dedicated to fulfill her desire to interact with horses?
Question 13 options:

"Not content with just books, pictures, and posters, Giselle would often climb the hill behind her home to watch Dark Star, the Fletcher’s horse, cantering in the corral.”

“. . . Giselle decorated the walls of her room with posters of horses and pictures she drew.”

“Ever since she was a little girl, Giselle had loved horses, and she devoured books like The Black Stallion, Black Beauty, and National Velvet.”

“Alarmed that the Fletchers might have forgotten about Dark Star, Giselle rushed to their front door, summoning the courage to ask if she could be the bay’s guardian.”

Question

Which line from the text most strongly supports the idea that Giselle is firmly dedicated to fulfill her desire to interact with horses?
Question 13 options:

"Not content with just books, pictures, and posters, Giselle would often climb the hill behind her home to watch Dark Star, the Fletcher’s horse, cantering in the corral.”

“. . . Giselle decorated the walls of her room with posters of horses and pictures she drew.”

“Ever since she was a little girl, Giselle had loved horses, and she devoured books like The Black Stallion, Black Beauty, and National Velvet.”

“Alarmed that the Fletchers might have forgotten about Dark Star, Giselle rushed to their front door, summoning the courage to ask if she could be the bay’s guardian.”

Mercury · Answer

so, all of these really indicate that she's into horses, but which one do you think is the **strongest**? which one shows the highest level of dedication in her words/actions?