During Dan's prosecution for burglary, the prosecution calls Teddy to the stand, and the following takes place: Prosecutor: "After Dan left the room, what did Roger say to you, if anything?" Previous evidence has established that Roger and Dan had agreed, prior to the time Dan left the room, to burglarize a jewelry store. Defense counsel: "Objection!" Court: "Overruled."' Teddy then testifies about what Roger said. If defense counsel wishes to complain about the court's ruling in this matter on appeal, what more should she do before the trial concludes? 
A. Nothing.
B. Ask the court for the reasons that the objection was overruled.
C. Restate the objection for the record, stating the grounds therefor.
D. Request the trial court to order the prosecution to make an offer of proof.
Choose A, B, C or D as your solution.
C