Which sentence in the passage is an example of a real-world situation that could restrict Martha’s decisions?
Martha is in her late teens. She lost her father in the war several years ago. Just like her father, Martha wants to join the military and serve her country. However, Martha has several obstacles in her path. Martha’s mother is overly protective of her daughter and has always tried to keep her safe. Also, Martha is still tormented by the memories of the war and her father’s absence. To make matters worse, Martha might not qualify for the military because of her petite and fragile frame.