It is FALSE that Elizabeth likes Mr. Darcy and wants to defend him (option A) as a conclusive analysis of the dialogue.
<h3>What is true about the dialogue?</h3>
It is true that Elizabeth is quick to believe Mr. Wickham. This is a man she barely knows. Yet, as soon as he says something bad about Mr. Darcy, Elizabeth chooses to take his word for it and blame Mr. Darcy for Wickham's problems.
It is also true that she is being very critical of Mr. Darcy. It turns out that Elizabeth is prejudiced against him, especially after she was nice to him and he was cold to her.
Finally, it is also true that Jane, Elizabeth's sister, prefers to see the good in people. She is trying to find a way out of the situation, one in which both men would be right rather than wrong.
<h3>What is false about the dialogue?</h3>
It is false that Elizabeth likes Mr. Darcy and wants to defend him. She will fall in love with him later on in the story. But, at this point, she dislikes his personality, and now she distrusts his character as Wickham badmouths him.
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