In The Little Girl, in what order does the parent-child relationship develop?

Fear, misunderstanding, experience, understanding and love

The governing concept is the development of a relationship through changing emotional perception. Kezia begins with fear because she misunderstands her father's serious manner and interprets his scolding as rejection. Her unsuccessful attempt to make a gift adds to the misunderstanding, while the frightening night provides a new experience of his tenderness and protection. That experience leads to understanding, and understanding allows love to become visible. Option A presents the sequence most accurately: fear, misunderstanding, experience, understanding, and love. The other options list unrelated events or negative developments that do not describe the emotional structure or conclusion of the story.

This is a Class 9 English question. Chapter: The Little Girl. Topic: Parent-child relationships.