Question

A man puts himself in a dangerous situation to save a

stranger's life. Though he is seen as a hero, he harbors
resentment over losing his leg in the process. As years go
by, he becomes increasingly bitter and refuses the help
others so desperately want to give him. In an unexpected
twist, the man's kidneys fail, and a stranger offers to
donate one of his; however, it is too late to save the man's
life. As a final act, the man decides to donate his organs to
save others.
Which two themes most clearly interact in this story?
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A. The admiration for self-preservation and pity for lost potential
B. The needs of individuals versus those of society
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C. The unpredictability of fate and the dangers of regret
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D. The struggle for independence within the expectations of society

Answer 1

The unpredictability of fate and the dangers of regret

Answer: C

Explanation

Based on the given except the man who had helped people in his village taught that his help was not appreciated.

It is due to this that he became resentful and regretted his act.

However, what he forgot is that support comes differently.

Even though he died he had somebody willing to donate him a kidney, at last, when he had kidney failure.

This did not work for him well because it was late, and he did not predict that this will came in his way.