When Considering Ethics, How Does an Action Differ from the Consequences

When considering ethics, how does an action differ from the consequences of that action?

A) Acts carry moral weight, while consequences are neutral to the person taking the action.
B) Acts are morally neutral, while consequences have ethical weight.
C) Acts carry concrete moral implications, while consequences are subject to interpretation.
D) An act has moral implications for the actor, while consequences have moral implications only for those acted upon.