What can the reader mainly infer from the following passage (paragraph 40)?
Every day I can’t wait for the doctors and nurses to leave me alone so I can learn a new verse from Patricia and find out what’s happening to the highwayman and the landlord’s red-lipped daughter. I love the poem because it’s exciting and almost as good as my two lines of Shakespeare. The redcoats are after the highwayman because they know he told her, I’ll come to thee by moonlight, though hell should bar the way.
Answer choices for the above question

A. Shakespeare is the most talented poet in British history.

B. Frank has experienced a religious awakening.

C. Frank is excited about the poem and his budding friendship with Patricia.

D. Frank never wants the poem to end.