In "How to Eat a Guava," the differences between the guavas of Esmeralda Santiago's childhood and the guavas of her adulthood include which the following? Whereas she found the guavas of her childhood outdoors growing in the sunshine, she finds the guavas of her adulthood under a grocery store's florescent lights. 

The guavas of Santiago's childhood are different depending on the day, the rains, etc. 

The guavas of her adulthood all seem the same--each the same size and shape, all in the same state of ripeness. 

The guavas of Santiago's childhood were free (picked off the tree!); whereas, the guavas of her adulthood were $3/each. 

Both A and B. Both A and C.