What does Grant say to Jefferson to challenge Jefferson's idea that he is a hog?

A. Grant says that only human beings talk, think, and worry; therefore, Jefferson is a man.

B. Grant says that hogs have empathy and regret, so Jefferson should forgive and forget.

C. Grant says that hogs have a rich life, for they are more intelligent than we give them credit.

D. Grant says that Jefferson owes something to him, the sheriff, and other authority figures.