In Speak, Memory, Vladimir Nabokov's autobiography, the author seems as (i)____________ an ornate prose style as with communicating, often in excruciating detail, the (ii)____________ of a singular life, describing his family's fall from aristocracy following the Bolshevik Revolution. A. taken with B. apotheosis C. inimical to D. vicissitudes E. unaccustomed to F. generalities