Read this excerpt from "Gravity" by Judith Ortiz Cofer:It was my clothes that visibly upset him. He could not keep himself from staring at my waist-long hair worn loose and wild but encircled, for decoration, by a headband embroidered in Navajo designs. I also wore bell-bottom blue jeans torn and faded just right, and the orange sunburst tie-dye t-shirts, once his undershirts, in fact, which I had borrowed from the clothesline to experiment with.Which of the narrator's main character traits does the passage most clearly develop?A.Her desire to embrace her Native American rootsB.Her desire to become a fashion modelC.Her total abandonment of her religious faithD.Her need to exercise her self-expression