Which is punctuated correctly?
1. Mrs. Parr’s son, a bundle of energy ran down the hallway.
2. Mrs. Parr’s son, a bundle of energy, ran down the hallway.
3. Mrs. Parr’s son a bundle, of energy, ran down the hallway.
A. 1
B. 2
C. 3
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