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Juno's Characterization in Aeneid Book IV

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In Book IV of the Aeneid, how do Vergil’s diction and meter contribute to the characterization of Juno during her scheme with Venus?

A

Frequent caesuras highlight Juno’s indecisiveness regarding her plans.

B

Long vowel sounds illustrate Juno’s patience and strategic thinking.

C

Soft syllables underscore Juno’s genuine compassion for Aeneas and Dido.

D

Harsh consonants emphasize Juno’s manipulative nature.

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