Jenny sat on the highest chair
In the furthest corner of the library Where even the sun forgot to visit In Texas summers Hair fell on her shoulders Books fell off the backpack The aluminium water bottle had emptied Its last drop on the carpet Jenny was a little oblivious The cheerleaders were outside, cheering The librarian stood a foot away, leering Jenny read till the moon climbed on the sky And the sun, finally, said its goodbye

The line, "Jenny was a little oblivious" is an example of

A. an understatement as it contrasts with Jenny's description in the rest of the poem.
B. controlled imagery because the author shows only the librarian's view of Jenny.
C. figurative language as it describes Jenny's state using colloquial language.
D. a paradox because Jenny seems unaware of her belongings and the surrounding.