Beyond his prophetic role, what was unique about the prophet Habakkuk's approach to God, as evidenced by the structure and content of his book?

A He primarily focused on delivering messages of comfort and reassurance to the Israelites. B He engaged in a dialogue with God, questioning His justice and seeking understanding in the face of injustice. C He exclusively prophesied about the destruction of foreign nations, ignoring the sins of Israel. D He communicated exclusively through symbolic actions, avoiding verbal prophecies altogether.