The answer is D. Russ never sunk a three-pointer, so he practiced until he could.
Explanation:
"Dynamic character" is a term used in literature to describe those characters that change during the story, which often implies character had to grow or to become someone differently due to the main conflict. This concept differs from "static characters" because their personality and traits do not change during the story. The previous ideas imply, the only statement in which there is a dynamic character is "Russ never sunk a three-pointer, so he practiced until he could" because this implies someone becoming someone different or growing because at the beginning Russ cannot sink a three-pointer but at the end he does. Additionally, in other cases, there is no development or change and therefore other options represent static and no dynamic characters.
