Gregory Holt approached the preservation of the city's municipal archives with a quiet intensity that surprised his colleagues. While the other clerks frequently complained about the stifling heat of the basement vaults, Holt seemed entirely indifferent to his physical surroundings. He worked in near-complete silence, systematically organizing water-damaged ledgers from the mid-nineteenth century. According to his supervisor, Holt possessed an 'unyielding precision' when handling fragile vellum, a quality that made him indispensable to the library's restoration efforts. However, this same dedication often manifested as a rigid refusal to adopt new digital cataloging methods, which Holt dismissed as transient trends.
Based on the passage, Gregory Holt is explicitly characterized by his supervisor as possessing which of the following traits?
- AA vocal dissatisfaction with the physical climate of the basement vaults
- BA sudden desire to digitize all historical ledgers
- A steadfast accuracy when working with delicate materialsAnswer
- DA general opposition to all forms of municipal improvement