Which statement describes one reason why Juliet's upper-floor bedroom and the thumb-biting incident are important? A. Both show that the fighting between the Montagues and the Capulets was common for the setting of the play. B. Both reflect the culture of Shakespeare's England in a way that would entertain the audience. C. Both add a much-needed bit of comedy to a play that is very dark overall. D. Both reflect the particular culture of the time and place where Shakespeare has chosen to set the play.​