Which of the following is most clearly an instance of indirect characterization from the passage that supports the answer to Part A?

A. Gandar had always been a hard worker, dedicated to his family. He was devoted to his parents, visiting often and sharing what money he could to keep them comfortable. (paragraph 1)
B. Kindly and compassionate with family, he was at the same time a determined, intelligent businessman. (paragraph 1)
C. "[I]t would be cowardly not to grab this opportunity," Gandar replied. His voice wavered slightly as he thought of his ill father, but he regained control quickly. (paragraph 6)
D. "Well, I see that you have a mind of your own," said Gandar's mother. "And I am proud of that, even if I am completely against this plan of yours." (paragraph 7)