Which sentence from "Niña" indicates that the camera symbolizes more than technology? A. When my uncle cut sugarcane, it was the stiff, sweet cane itself which caught my aye, and the gnats clinging to his eyes. B. When my cousins picked mamonsillo fruit, it was the tree I looked at, and not the boys showing off by climbing it. C. It was just the way I felt about everything which mattered to them. D. Somewhere in that stack, I realized, there should have been an image of Niña.