John owes Barbara $100. At a party, John tells Barbara that there is $200 in his desk drawer and that she should take what he owed her. Barbara goes to the desk drawer and sees a wad of money in it. She puts the wad of money in her purse and leaves the party. The next day, John realizes that the $200 he had in his desk drawer is missing. Is Barbara guilty of stealing $100? 

Group of answer choices 

No. The facts do not show that Barbara intended to take more than what John owed her.

No. Barbara believed the money wad contained only $100. 

Yes. It can likely be proven that Barbara intended to take more than what John owed her. 

Yes. The mens rea element of general intent is all that needs to be proven at trial and the fact that she took the money without counting it is sufficient for a conviction