How did the actions of Rizpah, daughter of Aiah, in 2 Samuel 21:10, challenge or reflect the prevailing societal norms and expectations of women during the reign of King David?

A Her actions were primarily motivated by a desire to regain favor with King David after a perceived slight. B Her actions were a typical expression of grief and mourning common among women of that era. C Her prolonged vigil over the bodies of her sons challenged the king to address injustice and highlighted the vulnerability of the powerless. D Her actions had no real social impact as she was a concubine and held no societal standing.