Question

which underlying theme of work is evident in the passage?
A thief he was, forsooth, of corn and meal,
And sly at that, accustomed well to steal.
His name was known as arrogant Simpkin.
A wife he had who came of gentle kin;
The parson of the town her father was.
With her he gave full many a pan of brass,
To insure that Simpkin with his blood ally.
A.)the importance of family
B.)courtly love
c.)comic love triangle
d.)class division