To find the correct mirror image of a given figure, we need to visualize or sketch what the figure would look like if it were flipped horizontally. This involves reversing the positions of elements as viewed from left to right.

Let's analyze the provided images to determine the correct mirror image:

1. Observe the original figure. Note the positions and orientations of each part.
2. In a mirror image, left and right are swapped. So, each element's horizontal position changes while the vertical alignment remains the same.
3. Compare each of the options to see which one matches this flipped version.

The correct mirror image, as provided in the options, is:

This option correctly mirrors the original figure. The elements are exactly flipped horizontally, maintaining their vertical alignment, making it the correct answer.