Read the passage. How does the alliteration of "day,” "droop,” and "drowse” support the sinister mood in this part of the text?
A
It expresses Macbeth’s feeling of exhaustion.B
It suggests that night is like a predator chasing its prey.C
It emphasizes that day, the time of good deeds, is almost over.D
It shows Macbeth’s preference for evening activities over daytime ones.