Beyond the well-known account of his ark, what theological significance does Noah's story in Genesis (specifically Genesis 6-9) primarily highlight about God's character?

A God's unwavering commitment to unconditional love and acceptance of all humanity, regardless of their actions. B God's absolute and unyielding wrath, demonstrating a complete lack of mercy or compassion for wickedness. C God's justice and mercy, revealing a balance between punishing sin and preserving a remnant for a new beginning. D God's arbitrary and unpredictable nature, showing that divine decisions are made without any logical or moral basis.