Victor had never been an idle person who languished on the couch watching reruns of old comedy shows; instead, Victor was an inventor. Victor enjoyed inventing objects that improved people’s lives. When Victor’s mother became despondent after trying to reach the high shelves in the kitchen without a ladder, Victor’s eager mind reeled. He began to formulate a tool that would reach the object and help the user safely remove the object from the shelf. He worked many hours on his invention; however, the laborious task was well worth it. His “super-wonder-grabber,” as he dubbed it, allowed his mother to efficiently and dexterously retrieve items from the tallest of shelves. Which BEST describes what the author accomplished in section one? A) describing the problem and primary situation B) establishing the traits of the main character C) introducing multiple points of view D) creating interest with sensory details and figurative language