Temporary execution means that for a criminal sentenced to life imprisonment, detention or life imprisonment, when a certain statutory situation arises, the prisoner or the detention center shall not temporarily adopt an alternative method of execution. One of them can be temporarily out of prison: (1) Those who have serious illnesses need to be released from prison for medical treatment; (2) Pregnant or breastfeeding their own babies; (3) Life cannot be taken care of by themselves. Criminals sentenced to life imprisonment can be temporarily released from prison only if they meet the second situation. Criminals who may be socially dangerous when applied for medical treatment outside the prison, or who suffer from self-injury may not seek medical treatment outside prison. Based on the above definitions, Which of the following offenders are most likely to apply for temporary execution:. ['Criminal A (female) is sentenced to life imprisonment, her husband dies, her parents are seriously ill, and three minor children aged 3-8 are left unattended.', 'Criminal B was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, lost confidence in life after entering prison, failed suicide, and endangered life.', 'Criminal C was sentenced to fixed-term imprisonment, sudden illness while serving his sentence, physical paralysis, and inability to take care of himself.', 'Criminal C (female) was sentenced to death and found to be three months pregnant after the sentence came into effect.']