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Read paragraph 3 from "The Admirable Crichton."

LADY MARY (facing him bravely). Don’t treat me as a child. I have got to know the worst, and to face it. Crichton, the truth.
What does the dialogue tell you about Crichton and Lady Mary?

A.
Crichton believes Lady Mary is unconcerned with the situation.

B.
Crichton wishes Lady Mary were not present on the island.

C.
Crichton does not think highly of Lady Mary.

D.
Crichton is trying to protect Lady Mary.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
D. Crichton is trying to protect Lady Mary.

The line shows Lady Mary protesting being treated like a child and demanding the truth, which implies Crichton has been withholding information to shield or protect her.