Compare the volta in Browning’s “How Do I Love Thee? (Sonnet 43)” to the volta in Shakespeare’s “Sonnet 116.” Which of the following statements describes the differences between them? A In “Sonnet 43,” the volta appears at the end of the poem, while the volta in “Sonnet 116” is in the middle. B In “Sonnet 43,” the volta acts as a conclusion to the poem, while in “Sonnet 116,” it introduces a new concept. C In “Sonnet 43,” the volta acts as a conclusion to the poem, while the volta in “Sonnet 116” shifts the speaker’s focus. D In “Sonnet 43,” the volta shifts the speaker’s focus, while the volta in “Sonnet 116” acts as a conclusion to the poem.