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Pathos in Dido's Speeches

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In Book IV of the Aeneid, what is the primary effect of the pathos in Dido’s speeches on her characterization?

A

It depicts her as a calculating schemer manipulating emotions.

B

It enhances sympathy from readers and views her as a tragic heroine.

C

It portrays her as a dispassionate leader unaffected by personal turmoil.

D

It promotes the perception of her as an antagonist against Rome’s destiny.

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