In Passage 1, reread the underlined sentence that begins on page 1 and continues on page 2. What effect does this sentence create in the passage? A. It creates enthusiasm for the ideal nature of Pegasus's mythical qualities and achievements.

B. It creates irony by contrasting Pegasus's own point of view with the point of view of his admirers.

C. It creates humor by exposing the gap between Pegasus's shortcomings and his strengths.

D. It creates suspense by hinting that the reader knows more about Pegasus's reputation than Pegasus does

Passage is called The plight of pegasus​