C.mystery because it only can have clues and detectives
<span>In the second sentence, the phrase “inside his trouser
pockets” is a prepositional phrase. So it is obvious that among the given
options, option “B” is the correct option. A prepositional phrase is a phrase
that is made up of a preposition along with its object. The object can be
anything between a noun, pronoun or a clause. This kind of phrase actually acts
like an adverb or an adjective. Normally such phrases start with the
preposition and ends with the object. </span>
Option B. simple subjetc.
If you only include one word and it is a noun that performs the action it is a simple subject.
Answer: Situational Irony.
Explanation: Because this is in a situation. Hope this helps! ^w^