Kazan was quickly (i)____________ by many of his contemporaries for his transgression, who saw his testimony as treachery, an act of (ii)____________ which stained how they viewed him both as an artist and as a man. It was only by continually making films that he was able to (iii)____________ his perceived sins and achieve some measure of atonement. A. rebuked B. perfidy C. exacerbate D. lauded E. sophistry F. deviate G. mitigated H. redemption I. expiate