From the passage, it can be concluded that the emotions that the narrator felt for Winnie are: Option 1: Love, compassion, and concern.
Explanation: Throughout the passage, the narrator expresses a deep emotional connection and concern for Winnie despite the challenges they face due to the authorities' harassment. The narrator misses Winnie enormously, needs reassurance from seeing her, and considers it vital to see each other. Despite the petty machinations of the authorities, the narrator prioritizes the importance of their relationship and the need to be together. These feelings indicate love, compassion, and concern rather than annoyance, shame, irritation, admiration, envy, rage, prejudice, or anger. Therefore, Option 1 is the correct choice.