Eliza had been jealous of her performing partner, Star, ever since they were teenagers. Star thought that she was the better magician, even though it was perfectly clear that she was the main attraction of the magic show only because of her remarkable beauty, not her talent.
Which statement best describes how the conflict helps make the story engaging?
O A. The reader knows that Eliza will accept her place as second best, which is satisfying.
O B. Eliza's burning jealousy creates drama, which is suspenseful.
O C. Eliza's coming realization that she is second best to Star creates a sense of sadness. D. A moral lesson about the superiority of beauty over talent will eventually be revealed:​