Solution
Option 1 -> While Arjun’s work and responsibilities are mentioned, the passage highlights how this lifestyle exhausts him and pushes him toward reflection, not that hard work is more important than reflection.
Option 2 -> Though Arjun initially sees the train as an “escape,” the passage clearly states he isn’t running away; it reframes the journey as moving toward self-discovery, not the futility of escape.
Option 3 -> The city hum and deserted platform create mood and setting, but the core focus is Arjun’s internal shift, not broader urban-life challenges.
Option 4 -> Lines like “he felt a sense of possibility,” “chance to rediscover himself,” and “Change wasn’t the end—it was the beginning” directly stress embracing change as a path to personal growth.
Hence, Option 4: the need to embrace change for personal growth -> The passage traces Arjun’s shift from burnout and doubt to seeing the journey as a beginning, showing that embracing change can lead to rediscovery and growth -> correct