(1) Laura Ingalls Wilder’s Little House books include factual and made-up events. (2) The books are about her childhood in the Midwest during the late 1800s. (3) Laura couldn't remember many of the events from her youth, so she had to research and make up some of the events. (4) Laura also changed the characters. (5) Nellie Olsen, for instance, is based on three girls from Laura’s childhood. (6) Carrie, Laura’s sister, appears in Little House in the Big Woods even though she hadn’t been born during the period of time Laura wrote about. (7) Also, Mr. Edwards is thought to be made up or loosely based on a real person. (8) Little House on the Prairie the TV show ran from 1974 to 1983. (9) However, it differs even more from real life than the books do. (10) On the show, Laura’s sister Mary gets married and teaches at a school for the blind. (11) In real life, she attended a school for the blind. (12) After graduating, she lived with relatives until her death. (13) Albert, a boy whom the Ingalls family adopts on the show, never existed at all.

Which sentence does the second paragraph best support?
A.
The history was changed in the show to make it more exciting.
B.
Characters on TV are much better looking than real-life people.
C.
The TV show explains frontier life much better than the books.
D.
Most people rely on TV programs to give them historical lessons.