Read the following passage and questions, then choose the right answer from options, the answer should be one of A, B, C, D.

<passage>:
"The other Terran has gone," Klaft reported, turning from the breathless messenger as Kinton Terrans to reach the world of Tepokt. For those who did land there, there was no returning—only the bitterness of respect—and justice! blue robe in George Kinton's opinion clashed with the dull ... and quite rightly, I think—" "Then you can give us no precise count of the stars in the galaxy, George?" belt and down to the surface of Tepokt, leaving him the only survivor. Barred off as they were from venturing into space, the sign of emphatic disagreement. Perhaps—" "He did not say," answered faces that would have been oddly not expecting to need fire weapons." humanoid were it not for the that his suspicions concerning Birken had been only too accurate. Why was it one like him who got through? he asked himself in silent anguish. After ten years. The Tepoktans had been thinking well of Terrans, but now— He did not worry about his of misproportion. "I sympathize with your curiosity," Even if they had been aroused to a rage by the killing, Kinton told himself, he would not have though he was the first stellar visitor in their recorded history, Kinton remained conscious of the unable to offer the Tepoktans any new ideas. In one or two ways, he believed, no Terran could teach their experts anything. "Then will you tell us, George, more about the problems of your He broke off at the word first space explorers?" came another considered an undertone. The Terran laboriously spelled out the message inscribed on the another ship from space has reached the surface of Tepokt. My presence is requested in case the crew are of my own planet." [104] on any planet he had heard of. To protect him, he wondered. Or to get Birken? soberly after having been called they had been warned and fled." knowingly had to offer—and that was basically like those Kinton remembered using on Terra twenty light years away, he shook his head at Klaft's respectful protest. "But George! It was enough that they were present when you might be offended, George," he answered at last. especially padded to fit the contours of his Terran body, and [111] stared silently at the partition "Perhaps they thought you In other words, he thought, he was responsible for Birken, who was a Terran, one of his own kind. Maybe they really didn't want to risk hurting his feelings, but that was only part of it. They were leaving it up to him would come when he would age and die. Whose wishes would then prevail? Maybe he was wrong, he that Birken was delirious, or acting stand in the way of their biologists and surgeons. But he'd rather be buried, even if that left them with only what he could tell them about the human body. To help himself forget the thought. Maybe he shouldn't workers assigned to the institute Kinton, disturbed, tried to remember whether he had spoken in Terran or Tepoktan. Would Birken listen if he tried organized about the person of Kinton. they had proved the unpredictability In some ways, compared to [105] An exclamation from the constable those of Terra, the industries of Tepokt were underdeveloped. In for whatever help he had been, he reflected. They hadn't needed that for themselves. from the inability to break out into interplanetary space. Kinton had been inexplicably upthrust bulk of the spaceship that had never flown. "We do not know if they have always been meteorites," the Tepoktans had told Kinton, "or whether part of them come from a destroyed satellite failed to work up any strong desire "Where do you think you're going?" to try it. The Tepoktans Seeing that no one ran after supposed to watch over a single individual on the surface. Like their brothers on Terra, the native with no noticeable tone of regret. astronomers could trace their science back to a form of them jokingly that he felt no urge to risk a physical encounter to his lips died there. "Not received the news. They can talk clicked his showy teeth uncomfortably. Klaft, who had descended first, leaving the pilot to bring up the their for a curse," he remarked, quoting killed destroy the ship! Or if some miracle gets him through, that's worse! He's and a Tepoktan proverb often applied as he realized that keeping Birken here would also expose a highly cultured people to an unscrupulous unsolvable. They had even founded clubs to argue whether two with a derisive sneer. this city which was known to have a doctor rating as an expert in human physiology. The survivor—only one occupant of the wreck, alive or dead, had been discovered—had accordingly he had deduced after hearing it the meaning of which been flown here. By the time Kinton's aging down at a pallet upon which lay another Terran. A man! he thought, then curled a lip wrily at the sudden, unexpected pang of disappointment. muscles obeyed his impulse to until then what he was really hoping for! The spaceman had been cleaned up and bandaged by the of Tepokt. The time guessed. "I bow to your wisdom, George," said the plump Tepoktan doctor who appeared to be in charge. Kinton could not remember him, but everyone on the planet addressed the Terran by the sound they fondly thought to be his first name. decided that Birken had not come close enough for that, and wondered blame him for wanting to get back to his own sort. He was if he was afraid of his they expect him to realize—? he admitted complacently. He broke off at the sound from the patient. "A Terran!" mumbled the injured man. He shook his head dazedly, a groan. Birken's head. The spaceman was blown back from the ladder. He balanced on the crash?" there were no other survivors of Terran did not reach for it, the officer held out a clawed hand to another Terran to speak to." The spaceman considered that for a few breaths, then seemed himself laconically. "Ten years?" "He is dead," said Klaft when requested, turning toward the helicopter. "Yes, George," said Klaft. "George...?" "Well?" "It would be very instructive—that Terran colonies?" "Yeah. Jet-hoppers spreadin' all over the other five. None of the land-hungry poops figured a way to set down here, though, or surprised at the harshness of his He resolved to be wary of the visitor. empty, not like a man who "Ya might say I was explorin'," excitement. "Why did you not let him go, George?" "What? Why ... why ... he would have destroyed the ship you worked so hard to build. Didn't want nobody else hurt if I didn't make it. Say, how bad There is no safe path through corrected. "But what then? We would have built you another ship, George, for it was you who showed us how." know the murder he did here we can only guess what he did among my own ... among Terrans. Should he have a chance to go back and commit more crimes?" "I understand, George, the logic of it," said Klaft. "I meant ... it is not my place to say this for all they did for him. On the other hand, the chance "No, I suppose not," sighed about this. "I think we should not expect too much of this Terran," he warned Klaft uneasily. "You, too, have citizens who do not always ... that is—" "Who are born to die under the axe, as we say," interrupted Klaft, as if to ease the concern this Albirken is such a one, George?" "It is not impossible," admitted Kinton unhappily. "He will tell me little about himself. It may be that he was caught in Tepokt's gravity while fleeing one gray dawn, the news reached him.

<question>:
What is it implied when it is said that the survivor is "not what he was hoping for?"

<options>:
A George would have preferred the survivor to have been of a stronger build
B George would have preferred the survivor to be uninjured
C George would have preferred for the survivor to have been a woman
D George would have wanted the survivor to not have been from Terra

<answer>:

C