Which of the following describes a reentry shock for an expatriate spouse?

$"$We were afraid for my husband. He would cry at dinner. He was feeling guilty that he got us into this at a foreign country."

I can't read anything. I have only the most rudimentary sense of how things work. My whole existence becomes a series of interesting guesses."

$"$We had no idea we would be going. It was a surprise. We are at such a high altitude here. We have to boil our water."

"I was thrown right back in which suburban life $-$ talking about idiotic things in a small town. In general, overseas people were more into foreign affairs, paying more attention to it$.$ No one cared about foreign affairs in Ridgewood."