In his final months at Buchenwald, Elie writes, "From time to time I would dream. But only about soup, an extra ration of soup." What does this quote indicate about Elie's state of mind at this point in the story? A. His only concerns are the very basic needs of survival.
B. He has not come to terms with his father's death and still thinks of getting him soup.
C. He believes that this is an indication that he is well rested and becoming healthy.
D. He misses his mother and his sisters.​