Which choice best describes Belle’s moral dilemma in the passage and its influence on the plot? Moral Dilemma: Belle believes in the cause of the suffragists, but she is afraid her participation in the movement will interfere with her personal life. Effect on Plot: Belle hides her underlying motivation from Meg and is faced with a difficult decision. Moral Dilemma: Belle conceals her desire to have the approval of both Meg and Jack because she knows it will be impossible to earn it from both of them. Effect on Plot: Belle behaves in an antagonistic manner toward Meg to force her hand regarding the march. Moral Dilemma: Belle believes in the cause of the suffragists, but she is afraid her participation in the movement will interfere with her personal life. Effect on Plot: Belle chooses to support everything Jack supports and loses herself in the process. Moral Dilemma: Belle conceals her desire to have the approval of both Meg and Jack because she knows it will be impossible to earn it from both of them. Effect on Plot: Belle agrees with and supports Meg’s participation in the suffrage movement while simultaneously working to get Jack to begin to support the cause.