Which statement actually quotes the passage to support its meaning most effectively? a) the king reveals that he is unhappy about his crown being stolen. b) the king is clearly filled with self-pity for his situation--being deposed is a humiliation for a monarch. c) the king says that he is going to trade all the trappings of kingship for the outward symbols of religious piety. d) the king uses images of religious piety to describe his future life: "beads," "hermitage," "almsman's gown," and "walking staff" (147, 148, 149, 151).