The correct answer is A. It reinforces the idea that all people, not just the speaker's father, should fight death.
In the excerpt from Dylan Thomas' poem "Do not go gentle into that good night," the repetition of "men" preceded by different adjectives ("wise," "good," "wild," and "grave") emphasizes that individuals from various walks of life should resist accepting death passively. The repetition of "men" highlights the universality of the message and suggests that people of all backgrounds and experiences should confront death with fervor and defiance. It is not about accepting death, as in option B, or implying an eternal afterlife, as in option C. The repetition of "men" underscores the speaker's desire for all individuals to passionately resist death.