Excerpt from Queen Victoria, Chapter IV: Marriage Lytton Strachey
In one particular it was observed that he did not take after his father, owing either to his peculiar upbringing or to a more
fundamental idiosyncrasy he had a marked distaste for the opposite sex. At the age of five, at a children's dance, he screamed
with disgust and anger when a little girl was led up to him for a partner, and though, later on, he grew more successful in
disguising such feelings, the feelings remained
In this portion of the text, what is implied by the phrase "fundamental idiosyncrasy?
03-01)
A)
shyness
B)
psychosis
homosexuality
D)
deviousness