I think the answer is B. it technically could also be C, it is foreshadowing, but its a bit straight forward so i'm conflicted by it and can't say for certain if it is or isn't a viable option
1.Fled from their countries
2.No money to spare
3.'Let us in, we have children'
4.You don't turn a hair
5.A hair on their head
6.More than that has been harmed
7.'They're trying to take us!'
8.'We're weak! 9.Unarmed!'
10. Unarmed and unready
11.For the pleading cries
12. Of 'let us in, we have children!'
13.Do you still have dry eyes?
As Jane<span> travels toward </span>Thornfield<span>, </span>she<span> anxiously anticipates seeing ... the happiness </span>she<span> feels in Rochester's presence: “I am strangely glad to </span>get<span> back ... Preparations for </span>Jane<span> and Rochester's wedding </span>do<span> not run smoothly. ... the wedding will not happen, and </span>she decides<span> to write her uncle, John Eyre</span>
