Final answer:
Kaffee is initially characterized with a lack of integrity, showing him as a Navy lawyer more interested in plea bargains than pursuing justice, which suggests option (a) from the movie 'A Few Good Men'.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question asks what the characterization of the character Kaffee at the start of the movie A Few Good Men suggests. At the beginning of the film, Kaffee is portrayed with a certain lack of integrity; he is shown as a Navy lawyer who seeks plea bargains to avoid court time and is generally disinterested in the deeper aspects of justice which the law represents. This contrasts with qualities such as strong leadership or expertise in law, which are not demonstrated until later in the film as Kaffee's character develops.