The turning point in "eveline" comes when a. eveline holds tightly to the bars and cannot leave b. eveline introduces frank to her father c. frank leaves for argentina without eveline d. eveline thinks about her father beating her mother

The turning point in "Eveline" comes when C. Frank leaves for Argentina without Eveline.

Explanation:

During this climatic scene, Eveline cannot decide whether she should leave with Frank, her romantic love, or stay in Dublin with her family and keep the promise she made to her mother. This turning point leaves her paralized, clutching the bars, trapped in the contradiction between her wants and her duties and in the end, she does not leave with Frank.

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