AP English Literatur

The best inference about Randolph from the passage is: B.Randolph is a prince or king.

Explanation:

The passage describes Randolph as being in a castle at Reddington and refers to him as "Randolph the Bright." These clues suggest that he likely comes from a noble or royal background, possibly as a prince or king. Castles are typically associated with royalty, and the title "the Bright" may indicate a high status or noble upbringing.

The other options don't seem to be supported by the set...