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Read the excerpt from "We Raze, and Raise, and Keep Pushing Forward.\" MNext to A.J)'s house, | was taken aback by the spectacle of a house in transformation; it had been raised that afternoon on giant piers, looming above the shoulders of a profoundly cheerful woman who stood in her yard, planted her hands on her hips, regarded me and said: "Whaddya think?" What do | think? | think she's crazy. Bonkers. Stark raving mad. That's what | think. But what | wanted to tell her was that | loved her. | wanted to hug her. And what | said was "Looks great!" and | continued on my journey, strangely comforted by what | have come to consider the nearly delusional optimism o our populace. Life gives you lemons? Make icebox pie. Which statement best describes how the author structures the text to convey his point of view? He lists his reaction to the devastation caused by the hurricane and describes how people offered him emotional support. O He describes what he witnessed in the aftermath of the hurricane and then contrasts that with others' interpretations of what happened. He describes the devastation caused by the hurricane and contrasts it with a story about a resident's admirable spirit. He lists the issues faced by a victim of the hurricane and then describes the way in which the problems were solved