Read the passage and decide if the statements are true or false.
A:The passage suggests that London operates less as a backdrop and more as an organising principle within Dickens's fiction.
B:According to the passage, rural and pastoral episodes in Dickens's fiction primarily function as an idealised alternative to urban modernity.
C:The author believes Dickens uses theatrical imagery to create distance between the reader and the social realities of London.
D:Dickens presents London as both a concrete historical space and a network of metaphors.
E:Dickens's depiction of lower-class characters differs from that of his contemporary writers because he allows them moral and social mobility.
F:The serial form of Dickens's novels mirrors the repetitive experience of city life.
