How do the different types of dialogue help develop both the play and the story? A. In the play, Delia and Hannah's friendship is shown through their conversation. In the story, the relationship between sisters is revealed through the narrator's internal dialogue. B. In the play, Delia and Hannah's conversation reveals the location of the playground. In the story, the narrator's thoughts shows how far away her sister's college is from home. C. In the play, Delia and Hannah express their concern over wasting time. In the story, the narrator is worried that her sister will not eat dinner on time. D. In the play, the conversation between Delia and Hannah suggests that their friendship is in trouble. In the story, the narrator thinks that college will change her sister for the worst.