What effect is achieved by the author telling us that Burr set out to "seduce" Nolan?
A) It causes the reader to see Burr in a sinister light.
B) It puts a positive spin on Burr's actions and character.
C) It creates in the reader a sense that Nolan will be changed for the better.
D) It makes Burr seem slightly less heroic, despite his general valorous qualities.