What is the effect of the following passage? "Indeed, I have the finest army in the world. And welcome you, young prince of Phthia." His smile cut sharply. "is a pity you were so slow to come."
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A. Agamemnon is warmly welcoming Achilles to his army.
B. Agamemnon is mocking Achilles and alluding to the fact that his mother hid him instead of allowing him to fight
C. Achilles is expressing fatherly concern that they were all worried about Achilles and relieved he made it there safely .
D. Agamemnon admitting defeat and accepting that Achilles refuses to bow to him.
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