In what way does the writer's use of characterization most clearly provide social commentary? A. The contrast between Gandar's selfishness and his mother's dependence on him draws attention to young people's frequent neglect of their mothers and fathers. B. The contrast between Gandar's optimism and his mother's fears draws attention to the reckless ambitions of his generation. C. The similarity between Gandar's attitude and his wife's attitude suggests that moving to America is the best decision for families in India. D. The contrast between Gandar's ambitions and his mother's fears suggests that modern people may need to defy a parent's wishes to find fulfillment.