What is the intention required for all types of burglary?

The intention required for all types of burglary is to commit a felony inside. This means that the burglar must have the specific intent to engage in illegal activities such as theft, assault, or vandalism once they unlawfully enter a building or structure. The focus here is on the unlawful entry and the intent to carry out a crime once inside, distinguishing burglary from other crimes that may not involve an intent to commit a felony.

Other options do not capture the essential element of intent necessary for burglary. For instance, leaving quietly does not reflect any criminal intent, while confronting occupants would suggest a different motive, potentially leaning towards robbery rather than burglary. Additionally, the notion of stealing only high-value property fails to recognize that burglary can encompass theft of any value as long as there is the intent to commit a crime upon entry.