What Does Lukes's Three-Dimensional Model of Power Add to Other

What does Lukes's three-dimensional model of power add to other one- and two-dimensional models of power?

A) A one-dimensional model of power deals strictly with the use of force. A three-dimensional model of power focuses on force, legitimation, and legality.
B) A one-dimensional model of power deals with the state alone. A two-dimensional model takes into consideration institutions outside of the state. Best yet, a three-dimensional model takes into account the state, institutions outside of the state, and individuals.
C) A one-dimensional model of power deals with power and politics as exercised in observable conflicts of interest. A more complex three-dimensional model of power explores how power can be used without any overt political conflict, as social power as well as political power.
D) A three-dimensional model of power is able to account for the way power is exercised between more than two actors.
E) All of the above