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"But then, one Saturday, I woke up early, in that blue, inky light before dawn. Nanna, her flowered robe wrapped tortilla tight, was creeping by my bedroom door. Where was she going? I wanted to know. So I grabbed my clothes and followed her on tiptoed feet: first into the kitchen, then out the door into the yard."
How does the author reveal Nanna’s reason for getting up early in the mornings?
A By providing Nanna’s response about seeing the jewel bird awaken
B By explaining that Nanna does not need as much sleep as other people
C By comparing the way the narrator and Nanna walk through the woods one morning
D By describing the experiences the narrator has as she follows Nanna one morning
What is D. By describing the experiences the narrator has as she follows Nanna one morning?