Read the following excerpt from "Death By Scrabble" by Charlie Fish.

I watch my wife's smug expression as she rearranges her letters. Clack, clack, clack. I hate her. If she wasn't around, I'd be doing something interesting right now. I'd be climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. I'd be starring in the latest Hollywood blockbuster. I'd be sailing the Vendee Globe on a 60-foot clipper called the New Horizons—I don't know, but I'd be doing something.

All of the following statements about this excerpt are TRUE except:
A.
The narrator's tone is bitter.
B.
This excerpt is written in first-person point of view.
C.
Based on this point of view, the reader can determine that the narrator is reliable.
D.
Based on this point of view, the reader does not know what the wife is thinking or feeling.