How does Namibia’s change in character reflect to the theme of the story in the passage “cell one”

She describes her parents as never holding Namibia responsible for his actions or allowing him to experience consequences.

Explanation: hope this helps :)

The Romanticism style is a movement that had great popularity from the late 18th century well into the 19th century. It is characterized by a "rejection" of all the concepts that were popular (due to the Classicism movement of the 18th century) in that time like: order, rationality and calmness. So the Romantic movement exalted things like senses over reason and emotion over intellect. It was basically a time for creativity instead of rules so the correct answer to the question would be option B: "The characters are secretly expressing an independent spirit", since the characters in the excerpt seem to value a good time more than rules.