"You talk of heroism as noble language, dignity. It's more
than that, as my coming here has proved. No man above
us will ever know whether Unferth died here or fled to the
hills like a coward. Only you and I and God will know the
truth. That's inner heroism."
What best explains the type of characterization used in this passage?
A. Indirect characterization because Unferth's beliefs about heroism
are expressed through dialogue
B. Direct characterization because the conflict between Grendel and
Unferth is shown through plot structure
C. Indirect characterization because Unferth's feelings towarch
Grendel are expressed through the author's description
D. Direct characterization because Unferth's unspoken thoughts are
highlighted through action