6. Which two things does the author accomplish by waiting to begin the Reverend's narration of his
interactions with Scoresby until Paragraph 7?
A. He establishes the discomfort the author feels toward the Reverend.
B. He details the actions that led Scoresby to become an important figure in English society.
C. He establishes the idea that Scoresby may be someone who deserves honor.
D. He reveals important background information about the Reverend.
E. He introduces some mystery about Scoresby's history.
F. He indicates his unshakable faith in the Reverend's opinion.