Which statement best describes how Paul Fleischman uses the characters in Seedfolks to deepen readers' understanding of the "working as a community" theme? A. Making his characters somewhat familiar with and interested in gardening allows them to form friendships easily.
B. Creating characters who have financial difficulties supports their willingness to cooperate with others.
C. Making his characters aware of the dangers in the vacant lot supports their need to depend on each other.
D. Creating characters who feel out of place in some way highlights their need to find common ground with their neighbors.