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Darnell, when temporarily closed after a significant property loss, would accrue both lost profits and ongoing expenses, which justifies the selection of this answer. Lost profits refer to the revenue that Darnell would have earned if the business had continued operating. This can have a considerable impact on the financial state of the business during the closure.

Ongoing expenses include costs that would still need to be paid even if the business is not generating income. These could involve utilities, maintenance costs, insurance premiums, and other contractual obligations like rent. By considering both elements – lost profits, which represent revenue lost due to the interruption, and ongoing expenses, which capture the fixed costs that don’t cease with operations – we gain a full understanding of the financial strain Darnell faces during this period.

This comprehensive view distinguishes it from the other options, which either isolate specific expenses or do not consider the broader implications of a temporary closure on a business's financial health.