Which can be a correct way to increase drama in a scene through line?

Using sharp directional lines and strong opposing lines

Drama in a composition often comes from visual tension, and line direction is an important way to create that tension. Sharp diagonals, abruptly changing directions, and opposing lines can make the eye move quickly, suggest conflict, or create a sense of danger and energy. Therefore option A is the best answer. The effect still depends on context, scale, contrast, and the subject; sharp lines do not automatically make every picture dramatic. Option B removes purposeful variation, so it is likely to make the image monotonous. Option C may weaken the subject’s readability, while D focuses on an unrelated physical detail. The governing idea is that purposeful directional contrast can strengthen movement and emotional intensity.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Line.