She, he, it, they, her, his, and more. Basically, instead of saying "Jasmine needs to go to bed right now," you can say "She needs to go to bed right now."
We can see it too in the attention paid to musical devices that are incorporated into the poem. Devices such as alliteration, assonance, and rhyme, for example.
I believe it's C a simple present
it simply to events occurring at that present moment
tense means present hence the answer
past tense would be future
