Step 1: Understand structure of S$_8$.
Rhombic sulphur exists as puckered crown-shaped S$_8$ ring with single S–S bonds between atoms.
Step 2: Bond length in S–S single bond.
Typical S–S single bond length is approximately 204 pm due to larger atomic size of sulphur compared to oxygen.
Step 3: Bond angle in S$_8$.
The ring has puckered structure leading to bond angle close to 107°, similar to distorted tetrahedral geometry.
Step 4: Structural reasoning.
Puckering reduces strain in the ring and stabilizes S$_8$ configuration, fixing bond angle near 107°.
Step 5: Compare options.
Only option matching standard structural data is 204 pm and 107°.
Step 6: Final conclusion.
\[
\boxed{204 \, \text{pm}, 107^\circ}
\]