The Cat-Maiden

The gods were once arguing whether it was possible for a living being to change the way it acts. Jupiter said yes, but Venus said no. So, to try to answer the question, Jupiter turned a cat into a maiden and gave her to a young man for a wife. The wedding was performed, and the young couple sat down to the wedding feast.
“See,” said Jupiter to Venus, “how nicely she behaves. Who could tell that yesterday she was but a cat? Do you agree that she has changed the way that she acts?”
“Wait a minute,” replied Venus, and she let loose a mouse into the room. The bride saw it, and just like a cat, she jumped up from her seat and tried to pounce upon the mouse. “Ah, you see,” said Venus.
adapted from "The Cat-Maiden" by Aesop
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Venus teaches Jupiter a lesson at the end of the story. What will Venus most likely say to sum up her lesson?
A.
"You are always right, so I will trust your judgment."
B.
"Cats are very difficult creatures to train."
C.
"A living being will never change the way it acts."
D.
"You should never marry a woman who used to be a cat."