The other part is right. I mean, he does intentionally misrepresent her beliefs. But because he does so for her sake, it isn't covered by this principle. This principle only covers cases when you aren't acting in the interest of the other person. We can get rid of B. When we scan C, trying to figure out whether or not one person was acting in the interest of another, we can see that the motivation was he wanted these people to think highly of Maria.