Which of the following is most analogous to the relationship between the African American Revolutionary War participants who settled in Canada after the American Revolution and the American revolutionaries, as that relationship is described in the passage? A. A brilliant pupil of a great musician rebels against the teacher, but adopts the teacher's musical style after the teacher's unexpected death. B. Two warring rulers finally make peace after a lifetime of strife when they realize that they have been duped by a common enemy. C. A child who has sided with a domineering parent against a defiant sibling later makes demands of the parent similar to those once made by the sibling. D. A writer spends much of her life popularizing the work of her mentor, only to discover late in life that much of the older writer's work is plagiarized from the writings of a foreign contemporary. E. Two research scientists spend much of their careers working together toward a common goal, but later quarrel over which of them should receive credit for the training of a promising student.