From The Third Harmony by Mawi Asgedom Four spindle-shaped towers arched high and loaned into each other, connecting at the abdomen by circular walkways. The light-brown stones curved loft
and right, dotted by sporos liko honeycombs, as if thò towers actually broathod and could at any moment shake the tightness from their logs and lumber like
some mammoth emerging from a millennia-old cocoon.
In this passage, Asgedom
A. describes the castle in realistic terms that create a clear picture of the structure
B. compares the castle to natural elements to show that it blonds into the environment
C. uses animal imagery to create a vivid, supernatural picture of the castle's structure
D. highlights the unique aspects of the castle by describing them in technical terms