Boyd, at Age Six, Is Pleased About Going to Camp

Boyd, at age six, is pleased about going to camp. His friend Darryl is apprehensive. What would be Boyd's understanding of Darryl's perspective?

A) None at all.
B) He would recognize Darryl's reaction but assume he doesn't know everything Boyd does about the camp.
C) He would consider alternately his own pleasure and then Darryl's discomfort.
D) He would speculate about why Darryl is apprehensive, then attempt to change his perception through reasoning.