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

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breathless messenger as Kinton Terrans to reach the world of Tepokt. For those "Gone? Where did they take him?" The Tepoktan student, whose Kinton repeated his question, the bitterness of respect—and justice! blue robe in George Kinton's and clucked, "when none would think to watch him, they tell me ... and quite rightly, I think—" "Get on with it, Klaft! Kinton smiled wrily, and ran know, because of Dr. Chuxolkhee's graying hair. In the clicking Tepoktan metal pin. He—he stole a He can walk some now, you ground car and is gone." curious to see some of Tepokt. Tepokt, leaving him the only survivor. Barred off as they were from venturing into space, the highly civilized Tepoktans constantly that way?" asked Kinton, "He did not say," answered Klaft expressionlessly. "Taking them by surprise, he killed two Kinton answered in their language, of the constables and injured the third before fleeing with one of their spears." " What? Kinton looked from him to the Tepoktan was slightly under years. The Tepoktans had been still left Kinton with a feeling to a rage by the killing, Kinton Kinton remained conscious of the unable to offer the Tepoktans any he reaches—" He broke off at the word Before Kinton had formed his chamber parted. Klaft, the Tepoktan as Kinton's chief aide, hurried moment later, Kinton saw the he realize that two armed Tepoktans The aide reached Kinton and bent to hiss and cluck into the to fit Tepoktan claws. The constable, reached the surface of Tepokt. of. To protect him, he wondered. Or to get Birken? Kinton hesitated. Those in the of Kinton's limited number of Kinton's institute came into Tepoktan scientists, historians, crumb of information Kinton to control. "He has that spear, I suppose but he is only one and injured." those Kinton remembered using Kinton settled back in the seat Kinton smiled at his aide's 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 to handle what they considered his private affair. He wondered what to do. He had no actual faith in the idea and die. Whose wishes would stand in the way of their biologists and surgeons. But he'd rather be buried, even if that left them with only what he then prevail? body. To help himself forget the gnawing the knuckle of which some of the Tepoktan scientists his left thumb. "He's on the run, right down through the Dome of Eyes. Wonder what he did?" completed to Kinton's design. could tell them about the human all right. Probably scared the rather preoccupied manner in colonial authorities will trail him Kinton, disturbed, tried of Kinton. that the other injuries were not that Birken's leg was broken but Tepokt were underdeveloped. In approaching, Kinton saw a halted Tepoktans had told Kinton, "or Kinton turned away from the "Go down!" Kinton ordered. of Tepokt's sun upon the hull of like a short spear. For ten years, Kinton had to try it. The Tepoktans "It's not so damn healthy up and Kinton often told them jokingly that he felt no urge to risk a physical encounter with his own personal Eye. there!" called Kinton. "I told and Kinton remembered you how there's no clear path—" "Wait! Don't you think they tried sending unmanned rockets up? Every one was struck and of Tepokt was passing by Kinton had stepped forward don't mean I gotta believe it." back at him, and he knew that Kinton couldn't just grab him—bad each was being scrutinized by some amateur or professional He glanced back at the Tepoktans leg or not, he could probably break the older man in two. him. who still retreated toward the ship. "But he'll only get himself killed a Tepoktan proverb often applied destroy the ship! Or if some miracle gets him through, that's worse! He's nothing to turn loose on a civilized colony again." for a long moment. The Tepoktans and criminal who had already committed murder the very first time he had been crossed. vehicle awaiting Kinton. Klaft to send them to drag you back here?" that Kinton was able to learn a the motionless Tepoktans with a derisive sneer. "They don't look too eager to Kinton growled a Tepoktan expression have a doctor rating as an expert in human physiology. The survivor—only one occupant of the By the time Kinton's aging Kinton found himself looking muscles obeyed his impulse to sidestep, the spear had already hurtled past. It had missed him hoping for! The spaceman had been cleaned up and bandaged by the Kinton ran at the Tepoktans, his left thigh was probably broken. Other dressings suggested cracked ribs and lacerations on the head and shoulders. The native medicos. Kinton saw that after his belt broke loose?" Kinton guessed. of Tepokt. The time George," said the plump Tepoktan Kinton could not remember to himself. The poor slob only had a spear, and a man couldn't Kinton made the accepted gesture blame him for wanting to get back to his own sort. He was limping ... hurt ... how could they expect him to realize—? Maybe he was wrong, he Kinton pressed the firing stud. thought. Maybe he shouldn't Kinton, without exactly soon," said Kinton. "Klaft will—" He broke off at the sound from the patient. "A Terran!" mumbled the injured The man stared curiously. Kinton Kinton sighed. the intervening ground to bend over Birken. "He is dead," said Klaft when anything gets through to the surface, let alone a spaceship. "Will ... will you have someone see to him, please?" Kinton What happened to you?" "It's extremely unusual that the constable straightened up the second planet," Kinton told "All right!" yielded Kinton, surprised at the harshness of his the land-hungry poops figured a own voice. "Just tell him not to various organs for a few months!" He climbed into the helicopter bring around any sketches of the Kinton stared at his hands, had just been at a high pitch of excitement. "Why did you not let him go, "What? Why ... why ... he Kinton realized guiltily that would have destroyed the ship you worked so hard to build. others with him stood attentively about. He questioned the doctor briefly and relayed the information Kinton flexed his fingers slowly. serious. know the murder he did here we can only guess what he did among my own ... among Terrans. "They'll fix you up," he assured the spaceman. "They're quite good at it, even if the sight "He was just no good. You For the next three weeks, Kinton Should he have a chance to "Possibly," grunted Kinton only way he could repay the Tepoktans own kind drew him like a magnet to the hospital. The doctors operated upon Birken's leg, inserting a metal rod inside the bone by a method they had known before Kinton Kinton. "I ... it's just—" described it. The new arrival expected to grieve for the pain they bring upon themselves." the pin would have to be removed after the bone had healed. Meanwhile, Birken seemed eager to learn all Kinton could tell him about the planet, Tepokt. reticent. Kinton worried ... that is—" "Who are born to die under the axe, as we say," interrupted Klaft, as if to ease the concern plain on Kinton's face. "In other words, criminals. You suspect Kinton unhappily. "He will Tepokt's gravity while fleeing

<question>:
What do the Tepoktan scientists want to do with Kinton after he dies?

<options>:
A They want to bury him.
B We do not know what they want to do.
C They want to honor him with a grand funeral.
D They want to dissect his body.

<answer>:

D