Which best describes how the author of "The Glass of Milk" created an original character type while drawing from classic tradition?
ARojas draws on a selfish character in the tradition of Julius Ceaser, but his character is not killed
BRojas draws on the comical character in the tradition of Shakespeare's Falstaff, but his character has no friends.
CRojas draws on the prideful wanderer in the classic tradition of the Prodigal Son, but his character finds a welcome from strangers.
DRojas draws on an intellectual character similar to Moses, but his character does not become a leader.
ARojas draws on a selfish character in the tradition of Julius Ceaser, but his character is not killed
BRojas draws on the comical character in the tradition of Shakespeare's Falstaff, but his character has no friends.
CRojas draws on the prideful wanderer in the classic tradition of the Prodigal Son, but his character finds a welcome from strangers.
DRojas draws on an intellectual character similar to Moses, but his character does not become a leader.