The argument above best supports which of the following conclusions? A. When children die before their parents, the loss is perhaps more intensely felt than when the parents are the first to die. B. It is perfectly normal for children whose parents predecease them to feel little grief. C. Laws of nature are merely general descriptions, and as such they offer little consolation to those whose loved ones predecease them. D. When the older of two parents dies first, the grief of the surviving parent and of the children is likely to be especially intense. E. Parents should not feel guilty of neglect when their children the before them.