How should this sentence fragment best be revised to make a complete sentence?
Reflecting in the water, shining brightly are the stars.
A. The stars reflected in the water are shining brightly.
B. Shining brightly, the stars reflected in the water.
C. The water, shining brightly, reflected the stars.
D. Shining stars, the water reflected brightly.
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