What does the expression "indifferent, coming there" mean?

Question

it's off the wuthering heights by emily bronte.

'Why do you love him, Miss Cathy?'

'Nonsense, I do - that's sufficient.'

'By no means; you must say why?'

'Well, because he is handsome, and pleasant to be with.'

'Bad!' was my commentary.

'And because he is young and cheerful.'

'Bad, still.'

'And because he loves me.'

'Indifferent, coming there.'

Answer 1

She's saying what she thinks of each reason. The first reason was bad, the second bad, the third she had no opinion of, but it helped miss cathy's case.