Trying to build a MVC architecture in python where the functionality lets the user manipulate a csv file

Question

So my confusion comes from how to even begin a setup with MVC. I understand that the View is simply printing info to the user, however I do not understand how I can pass variables from class to class.

For example how can I pass the user input "option" and pass it to the controller/main class. Shown in the third image (mainclass pt 2) I have a basic menu and I need all the functionality done. However #2 is creating a new txt file to print the data from the csv file into it. However when I run the code the new txt file is not created.

Any info on how I should reformat this code to be a proper MVC architecture along with any help to solving why my txt file is not being created would be extremely helpful.

Controller class:

import pandas as pd
import os

import View

'''variables to declare basic values such as name, filepath'''

csv_filepath = "C:/Users/Liam/PycharmProjects/assignment1/pipeline-incidents-comprehensive-data.csv"
Fname = "Liam Arscott"

'''Data frame reads the csv file using pandas, ensure utf-8 encoding'''
try:
    df = pd.read_csv(csv_filepath, encoding="utf-8")
except:
    '''written exception for if the file does not load'''
    print("file did not load or could not be located")

'''create list '''
C_list = []
for ind in df.index:
    '''index the df and append to the list'''
    col = (df['Incident Number'][ind], df['Incident Types'][ind], df['Reported Date'][ind],
           df['Nearest Populated Centre'][ind], df['Province'][ind], df['Company'][ind],
           df['Substance'][ind], df['Significant'][ind], df['What happened category'][ind])
    C_list.append(col)

    '''Create break statement once the for loop has gone over 100 times'''
    if ind == 99:
        break

View class:

import pandas as pd

'''declare csv_filepath for quick and easy use '''
csv_filepath = "C:/Users/Liam/PycharmProjects/assignment1/pipeline-incidents-comprehensive-data.csv"


'''File io '''
def read():
    return pd.read_csv("pipeline-incidents-comprehensive-data.csv", encoding="utf-8")


def load(file):
    file.to_csv("pipeline-incidents-comprehensive-data.csv", index=False)


class Menu:
    print("MENU")
    print("  1. Reload the data from the dataset")
    print("  2. Write dataset to new csv file")
    print("  3. Display 1 or many records")
    print("  4. Create a new record ")
    print("  5. Edit an existing record")
    print("  6. Delete an existing record")
    print("  7. Display all records")
    option = input("which menu option would you like?")

    if option == 1:
        file = read()
        print("refreshing data")
        load(file)
        print("data has been refreshed")

    if option == 2:
        with open("pipeline-incidents-comprehensive-data.csv", "r") as ffile, open("secfile.txt", "a") as secfile:
            for line in ffile:
                secfile.write(line)
        print(" dataset has been loaded to new file ")

Model class:

'''deal with current object using self and create class Columns to initialize attributes using the init method'''
class Columns:
    def __init__(self, incNum, incType, rDate, NPC, Province, Company, Sub, Sig, wtHap):
        self.incNum = incNum
        self.incType = incType
        self.rDate = rDate
        self.NPC = NPC
        self.Province = Province
        self.Company = Company
        self.Sub = Sub
        self.Sig = Sig
        self.wtHap = wtHap
        '''convert attribute values to formatted string literals using str method'''
        def __str__(self):
            return {self.incNum}, {self.incType}, {self.rDate}, {self.NPC}, {self.Province}, {self.Company}, {
                self.Sub}, {self.Sig}, {self.wtHap}