Which of the Following Demonstrates the Way Patterns Can Be

Which of the following demonstrates the way patterns can be broken for dramatic and expressive purposes?

A) A succession of close-ups is followed by a wide-angle shot of a desolate landscape.
B) A conversation between two characters never wavers from a series of alternating over-the-shoulder shots.
C) An action sequence consists entirely of a rapid burst of shots portraying one character running after another.
D) A scene of a character receiving news of a loved one's death is shown in a single static shot.
E) A montage of people building a house exclusively features shots of hands holding and working with tools.