It is B. In the passage, Romeo sees her in the tomb, dead-like, and says that she does not look dead. That is situation irony- he is not aware that she is not dead and describes her as it is. Only the audience notices that.
"A large wave caught him and flung him with ease and supreme speed completely over the bpoat and far beyond it."
Due to how the narrative told us how the family called his imaginary creatures ' a bear's instead of imaginary friend it would imply that in his community it was a normal thing to have imaginary creatures. The society they live in embrace the ideology of having imaginary creatures, spirit animals, this is very common around native American societies which probably meet that Jonas was native American
