Modern attempts to find a dark, brooding layer in Mozart's psychology have been (i)____________. True, in his correspondence he once or twice displays depressive symptoms – alluding to his "black thoughts" and describing sensations of coldness and emptiness – but the context is (ii)____________: in the first instance he is begging for money, and in the second he is telling his wife how much he misses her. A. uncommon B. all-important C. unconvincing D. barely relevant E. ubiquitous F. giddily exotic