It can be inferred from the passage that modern critics' interpretations of Webster's tragedies would be more valid if A. the ambiguity inherent in Webster's tragic vision resulted from the duality of human nature B. Webster's conception of the tragic personality were similar to that of Aristotle C. Webster had been heavily influenced by the morality play D. Elizabethan dramatists had been more sensitive to Italian sources of influence E. the inner conflicts exhibited by Webster's characters were similar to those of modern audiences