Read Paragraph 1 of the excerpt. The whole life of childhood is a dream and an illusion, and whether they take one shape or another shape depends not upon the dreamy boy but on what surrounds him. As well might I have dreamed of burglars and wished to be one as to dream of policemen and wish to be a policeman. Perhaps I was lucky, too, that I had no money. We have grown to think that the misfortune is in not having it.

Which statement is the best objective summary of Paragraph 1 of the excerpt? A.)Darrow skillfully diverts attention from the boys themselves by discussing the relationship between dreams and money. B.) Darrow is manipulating the audience to believe that money is responsible for the boys' crime. C.) Darrow believes that all children have dreams and that money can guide those dreams in a negative direction. D.)Darrow once dreamed of being both a burglar and a policeman; fortunately, he did not become a burglar.