To determine which quotation best supports the answer to Part A, we first need to understand the conclusion drawn in Part A. Since I do not have visibility into Part A's answer, I will analyze the given quotations based on their emotional and thematic content.
A. This quotation shows the protagonist's transformation into a cold, vengeful person and the suppression of love, indicating a strong emotional reaction to betrayal.
B. This quotation reflects the protagonist's successes and external validation from society, suggesting a shift toward pride and social elevation, but it does not directly address the theme of vengeance or emotional turmoil.
C. This quotation illustrates the protagonist's mocking response to another's suffering, highlighting a vindictive attitude and a focus on the pain inflicted on both characters.
D. This quotation expresses a sense of emptiness and regret despite achieving vengeance, emphasizing the bitter consequences of revenge and emotional desolation.
If Part A discusses themes of vengeance, emotional emptiness, or the consequences of pursuing revenge, quotation D would be the most appropriate because it succinctly conveys the regret and bitterness that follows achieving vengeance. If Part A focuses more on the protagonist's emotional shift and anger, quotation A or C could also fit well.
Without the specifics of Part A, the best support could potentially be option D: "I have my vengeance, but it is like Dead Sea fruit, all bitter ashes to the taste. I am a miserable, heart-weary wreck." This quotation encapsulates the idea that seeking vengeance ultimately leads to regret and misery.