Shakespeare structured The Tempest to include the marriage of Miranda and Ferdinand. How does this decision most likely affect the story?
A. It puts Ferdinand in a position of power above his father, the king of Milan.
B. It gives the play one of the defining elements of the genre of comedy.
C. It distracts the audience from the main conflict: Prospero's assassination.
D. It shows that Prospero is willing to sacrifice his own daughter for his own ends.