In The Red Badge of Courage, Crane contrasts imagery and scenes of war with imagery and scenes in nature. How does this affect the story?

A: Descriptions of the natural environment change according to what Henry is doing and thinking throughout the story.

B: Human behavior is portrayed as either natural or unnatural, depending on the motivation behind the behavior.

C: Despite the chaos of war humans inflict on the environment, nature retains its beauty and is indifferent to humanity.

D: After dealing with the brutality of battle, Henry and his fellow soldiers find relief and comfort in natural settings.