Of the following explanations, which most accurately explains the Lenient Thesis?
A) It is a serious wrong to deceive a person into sex by misleading him or her about certain run-of-the-mill personal features such as one's occupation.
B) It is not a serious wrong to deceive a person into sex by misleading him or her about certain run-of-the-mill personal features such as one's occupation.
C) One should be lenient with punishments for someone who unknowingly deceives another into sex because he or she may not have known the other's deal breakers.
D) One should be lenient with punishments for someone who deceives another into sex by misleading him or her about personal features such as one's religion or ethnicity.

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The Lenient Thesis suggests that deceiving someone into sex by misleading them about mundane personal features (like occupation) is not considered a serious moral wrong.

Of the Following Explanations, Which Most Accurately Explains the Lenient