Answer:
C.) He notes that it pleases him to manipulate the spirits of the dead
B.) He notes that he is “glutted,” which is a mortal sin.
Explanation:
The entire passage is about how excited he is to be able to order the spirits to do his bidding, whatever it may be. He knows his powers aren't insubstantial, and he doesn't regret the choices he's made, so it's not A or D. So it can only be B as the logical other choice.
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