In the book of Judges, what is the significance of Ehud's left-handedness in his assassination of King Eglon of Moab?

A It symbolized Ehud's lack of skill and reliance on divine intervention. B It allowed him to conceal his weapon more effectively, taking advantage of the cultural expectation that weapons were carried on the right side. C It represented a curse upon Ehud, making him an unlikely instrument of God's justice. D It signified Ehud's foreign origin and his outsider status in Moabite society.