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can read the reader infer from the following passage (Paragraphs 9-11)?
"Robin!" he said loudly. "Wake up!" But Robin breathed slowly and rhythmically as before, and did not stir. He ran into the bedroom next-door, the
familiar small room that he had once shared with James, and shook James roughly by the shoulder. But when the shaking was done, James lay
motionless, deeply asleep.
Will went out on to the landing again and took a long breath, and he shouted with all his might: 'Wake up! Wake up, everyone!'
He did not now expect any response, and none came. There was a total silence, as deep and timeless as the blanketing snow; the house and
everyone in it lay in a sleep that would not be broken."
A. Robin and James cannot be woken, only Will.
B. Robin and James died in the journey to the strange white world.
C. Robin and James are exhausted from travelling with Will to this strange world.
D. Will cannot do anything without his siblings