Which sentence from the section "Story's Writing Uncovers Much Black Pain" explains Christian Cooper's MAIN purpose for writing "It's a Bird"? (A) As enjoyable as it was to reconnect with creating comics, Cooper had to prepare himself for the emotions of working on a story that wove in so much Black pain. (B) "I think the one that got me the most was the Breonna Taylor image — that one kind of kicked me in the gut when I saw it." (C) Any DC Comics fan can tell you that "It's a Bird" is a clear nod to Superman ("It's a bird, it's a plane, it's Superman!"). (D) "At the end, [the story] takes that phrase that is associated with Superman and just launches to this other place, to this moment of grace that so many were denied in how they died and kind of ... [gives] them in fiction what they didn't get in real life," Cooper said.