The theme of this passage is "appearances can be deceiving." How does the character of Rodhrim support this
theme?
A. He portrays a knight in the play, but he acts rudely off-stage.
B. He feels intimidated by Guilliana, but he acts arrogantly in front of her.
C.
He genuinely cares for Herlise, but he pretends to despise her.
D. He wears a tattered costume, but he is actually very wealthy.

   D.  It talks about his looks not his feelings or personality.

Explanation:

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answer is personification