Which event, if it were to come next in this story, would best show how multiple points of view can create dramatic irony? Fatima sits across the table from the lawyer and goes over the contract. Most of it is nonsense to her, but nothing jumps out as a problem.

A. Fatima signs the contract and hopes that she made the right decision, but her sister supports her.
B. Mr. Evanston opens the door to find Fatima and the lawyer; he wonders what they're doing.
C. The lawyer holds his breath, knowing that if Fatima signs the contract, she will lose everything.
D. A seagull lands on the windowsill, which Fatima sees as a warning that she shouldn't sign the contract