As he had a very large diamond on his finger, and the people of the inn had taken notice of a prodigiously heavy box among his baggage, there were two physicians to attend him, though he had never sent for them, and two devotees who warmed his broths. Which theme, introduced here and later strengthened by the priest's behavior, provides a contrast to Martin's devotion to Candide? A. Companionship and sympathy come with a cost. B. Those who obtain prosperity will always seek more. C. No one is safe from the corrupting power of money. D. The vulnerability caused by illness invites opportunism.