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Regarding narrative technique and character typology in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudi...

Regarding narrative technique and character typology in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, judge the statements below:


I.The pervasive use of free indirect discourse blends narrator and Elizabeth's focalization, enabling tonal irony and calibrating reader alignment with her judgments.

II.Mr. Collins exemplifies the Byronic hero, marked by brooding individualism and rebellious erotic charisma central to Romantic mythography.

III.The novel's retitling from First Impressions to Pride and Prejudice foregrounds a dialectic of moral attributes resolved through mutual self-revision by Elizabeth and Darcy.


The following statement(s) is/are CORRECT:


A

Only II and III.


B

Only I and III.


C

Only II.


D

Only III.