44. What is the key difference between the attempted stage and the frustrated stage of a felony? a. In the attempted stage, the offender performs all the acts of execution, while in the frustrated stage, they do not. b. In the attempted stage, the felony is prevented by external factors, while in the frustrated stage, it is prevented by the offender's voluntary desistance. C. In the attempted stage, the felony is incomplete, while in the frustrated stage, all acts of execution have been performed but the felony is not accomplished. d. In the attempted stage, the offender is punished as a principal, while in the frustrated stage, they are punished as an accomplice