To decorate her new office, Nila stopped by Jones's Office Supply on her way to work one morning. She purchased a paperweight and promised to pay Jones at the end of the month. Both Nila and Jones believed that the paperweight was made of solid bronze, but it was actually only bronze platedthe inside was made of cheap plaster. The next day, Nila discovered that the paperweight was not made of solid bronze.

Can she avoid the contract based on mutual mistake?

A. No, Jones neither knew nor had reason to know of the mistake B. Yes, they both made a mistake about the paperweight that was material C. No, courts will not protect a party from the consequences of a bad deal D. Yes, but only if the agreement to buy the paperweight was based on unfair persuasion E. Yes, but only if Nila bought the paperweight "as is" or with conscious knowledge that she did not know what material was used to make the paperweight