Which statement best summarizes the main events in the passage? A. Benedick overhears his friends talking about Beatrice's love for him and wonders if he could ever love her back. B. Benedick struggles with how his friends change once they are in love and wonders if he too will act differently. C. Benedick considers the type of woman he could love and thinks that, even if he found her, he would not change who he is or how he acts. D. Benedick eavesdrops on his friends, who know he is listening, and they trick him into thinking Beatrice is in love with him.