No, it is. Your whole argument that Ivy's words are objective truth and position of the author as opposed to opinion of a character in the story is just that, your opinion. I mean, what are you basing it on?
Because that's what Ivy thinks. Or because it's what Ivy wants Lena to think. Characters in the story express their beliefs on subjects, but these views can be mistaken. Or do you believe that Axel is nothing but a nice guy and also a product of Nazi engineering, because that's what Lena's mother and Perry say about him, respectively? After all, we can use your own logic here -- if these aren't also truths then why were their opinions included in the story, too? Right?
This is evidently false. In a scenario where Lena develops her desire for Axel and then confesses to Ivy she's conflicted about her cheating on Ian with him, Ivy encourages her it's perfectly fine to just fuck them both, as opposed to trying to put a stop to it.
You insinuated that Ivy is manipulating Lena and trying to get her and Axel together right from the start. That is YOUR opinion. Because there is no evidence of it whatsoever. What i say about Ivy, is all there in the dialogue. Whereas what you claim about her isn't. It's all supposition, based on your own opinion of her actions.
The reality is, Ivy does not initially encourage Lena to get back together with Axel. She advises her to talk to Axel calmly, about why she no longer has any feelings for him, so he'll leave her alone and she can move on. At that point in the storyline, Lena is not supposed to have any feelings for Axel, but Ivy correctly deduces that Lena still does. And her hatred for Axel, is not as clearcut as Lena portrays it.
The original comment, that I was replying to, was that Lena's starting position was her fixed hatred for Axel. But this dialogue between her and Ivy, clearly shows that Lena's starting position with Axel is much more ambivalent. She's not really sure how she feels about Axel at all ( this is proved by later developments). That's not my opinion, it's a fact. Whereas you interpretation that this dialogue demonstrates that Ivy is trying to manipulate Lena, and get her together with Axel, is purely your opinion, and nothing more. How you can't see that, I don't know? Because everything she initially says to Lena about Axel, is the total opposite of that position.