In relation to Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde, it is correct to state that: I. The central idea behind Wilde's novel is a reinterpretation of the Fau...

In relation to Dorian Gray, by Oscar Wilde, it is correct to state that: I. The central idea behind Wilde's novel is a reinterpretation of the Faust myth. II. Dorian sells his soul in the name of eternal health and wealth. III. Wilde's novel brings the idea of duplicity, of leading a double life. IV. Dorian Gray is concerned with relationships between life, art, beauty and sin. V. It presents a cynical portrait of high society life in Victorian-era London. VI. It examines the role of art in social and personal life while warning against the dangers of vanity and superficiality. It is correct what is said in: A) I and II, only. B) I, II and III, only. C) II and III, only. D) I. III, IV, V and VI, only. E) All of the