Yousafzai begins this essay by describing a "painting of me looking at the sky" hanging crookedly and a nightmare her teacher had "in which [Yousafzai] came to school with [her] leg badly burned." What is the significance of these stories? a. These stories draw a complete picture of the personalities of Yousafzai's father and her math teacher. b. These stories introduce key events that become important later in the essay. c. These stories allow Yousafzai to show her regret for not believing in prophecy, even though everyone else around her did. d. These stories provide foreshadowing of the danger Yousafzai was in because she wanted an education.