Question ID:PT89 S4 Q4 Passage:Leona: Thompson's article on the novel Emily's Trials is intriguing but ultimately puzzling. In discussing one scene, Thompson says that a character's "furrowed brow" and grim expression indicate deep inner turmoil and anxiety. Later, however, Thompson refers to the same scene and describes this character as the "self-identified agent" of an action. This ascription is interesting and challenging in its own right; but Thompson begins the article by claiming that a "self-identified agent" is fundamentally incapable of having misgivings or anxiety. Stem:The argumentative strategy Leona uses in discussing the article is to criticize Thompson's comments on the grounds that Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:some of Thompson's reasoning is circular Choice B:Thompson provides no definition of the concept of a "self-identified agent" Choice C:the analysis of character offered by Thompson is insufficiently supported by the textual evidence Choice D:it is unlikely that any character could qualify as a "self-identified agent" Choice E:some of Thompson's claims contradict each other