In his Acceptance Speech for the Nobel Peace Prize Wiesel implies that silence, neutrality, and indifference are connected. Which sentence best describes that connection? A. Indifference and neutrality lead to inaction, or silence, which always supports the oppressor. B. Indifference, silence, and neutrality work together to encourage oppression and suffering. C. Silence allows people to reflect on their neutrality and move from indifference to action. D. People who remain silent are not merely neutral-they are indifferent and uncaring.