In the parable of the Good Samaritan (Luke 10:25-37), what crucial detail highlights Jesus's subversion of social expectations regarding compassion and neighborly love?

A The priest and the Levite were inherently evil men. B The injured man was a foreigner, not a member of the local community. C The Samaritan was a member of a group despised by the Jews, yet he showed mercy. D The injured man was secretly wealthy and could have paid for his own care.