According to the passage, how was Marlow unlike typical seamen?
A. Marlow was content to stay in one place, while most men of the sea prefer to roam and explore.

B. Marlow believed his home was the ship, while most sailors believed their home was the sea.
C. Marlow found the sea inexplicable and full of secrets, while a typical sailor understands the mysteries of the water.
D. Marlow wove complicated and ambiguous tales, while most seamen prefer to tell simple and clear tales.