Reread the following statement that Estella makes to Pip about marrying Drummle:

"Don't be afraid of my being a blessing to him, I shall not be that."


Estella implies that

A. she thinks Drummle, and all men, should be in charge of their own happiness.
B. she wishes the situation were different and that she could be with Pip.
C. Drummle should be afraid of her and her mother.
D. she'll carry on her cold mission to make men miserable, now with Drummle as her victim.