In the following passage from the Pigman & Me, what is the most unimportant detail?

I thought he was kidding because all we had done was carve the off the outer piece of the bark. We hadn't carved deep into the tree, not into the heart of the tree. The tree was too important to us.

AI thought he was kidding
BAll we had done was carve off the outer pieces of bark
CWe hadn't carved deep into the tree
DThe tree was too important to us

The Pigman and Me is a self-portrayal by Paul Zindel. It was first distributed in 1990 by Bantam Starfire. The book is considered an informal triquel to the 1968 fiction smash hit The Pigman and is a piece of The Pigman arrangement of books.Then he proceeds with his story. He reveals to a few things about his new house, similar to it's arranged by an air terminal and that there was an old apple tree in their lawn. His mom was extremely left about their new home, and in her eyes everything was immaculate. Indeed, even the cockroaches couldn't change her mind-set. In any case, Paul was perplexed for bugs since he saw an African insect when he was 3 years. he even had bad dreams about them! Fortunately, his mom previously had purchased Insect Bombs, and meanwhile that the bombs did their work, the family went to the film to see Lassie, since his mom truly venerates that hound. When they returned home and begin searching for dead cockroaches, they didn't found any! There's had been a misstep, every one of the entryways ought to have been opened, however they weren't opened. Paul opened the entryway, and every one of the cockroaches hopped on him