Read the following passage:

it is altogether a remarkable mistake for you to believe i never complied with your wishes. "always contrary" was really not my basic principle where you were concerned, as you believe and as you reproach me. on the contrary: if i had obeyed you less, i am sure you would have been much better with me.

franz kafka, "letter to his father"
how is the idea in this passage from "letter to his father" contradictory?
a. kafka always broke the rules, but his father felt that his son should always do what he was told.
b. kafka and his father shared different principles, which caused a lot of conflict.
c. kafka made a lot of mistakes, but his father thought they were good learning experiences.
d. kafka was considered "contrary" but thought his father would have respected him if he had rebelled more.