Read the following passage: The tension around me every day made things really tough.
It was bad enough that my dad was so far away for so
long. But while he was off in the jungles of Vietnam
fighting for some elusive principles, people at home were
angry and unsupportive. I wanted to be proud of my dad,
but I couldn't understand what he was fighting for. Or
against. If I could just grab ahold of that shadow, maybe I
could see things from his perspective. But it always
slipped away.

Which best explains how imagery contributes to the meaning of this
passage?

A. It gives readers a sense of grasping for something that can't be
caught.

B. It helps readers understand what the narrator's dad must be
feeling

C. It creates a clear picture of what people at home felt about the
Vietnam War.

D. It illustrates the difference between the soldiers and the
protesters.