Gunnar kept his pet badger in a yard with a low steel wall around it; the animal had been known to chew through any other kind of enclosure. He said goodnight to his pet, who snarled back, and then went inside for the night.Gus came jogging around the block, looking to get away from the angry group of bullies he had just pulled a prank on. I'll hide behind that steel wall, he thought.Which statement best explains the text's use of dramatic irony?A.When Gunnar goes inside for the night, the author suggests that keeping a badger as a pet is irresponsible.B.When Gus decides to hide behind the steel wall, the audience knows that he will be attacked by a badger.C.When Gunnar goes inside for the night, he is not aware that Gus has made fools of a group of bullies.D.When Gus decides to hide behind the steel wall, the character is likely to learn the price for pranking others