The passage suggests that Carnell sees Behn's novels featuring male protagonists as differing from dramatic tragedies such as Dryden's featuring male protagonists in that the former A. depict these characters as less than heroic in their public actions B. emphasize the consequences of these characters' actions in the private sphere C. insist on a parallel between the public and the private spheres D. are aimed at a predominantly female audience E. depict family members who disobey these protagonists