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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THE STOKER AND THE STARS BY JOHN A. SENTRY When has no respect for a whipped enemy ... but does for a fairly beaten enemy. him? Yes, I know him— us, scooping up the loads as we unhooked him. That was twenty years ago. Everybody knows the slings, bringing cases of who passed him on the street knows machinery from their own ship. They knew The stoker was coming down on and a half. I shipped with him and called him by his first name. What was he like? What was he around the hoist cable. He was in his dusty brown Marine uniform, the scarlet collar tabs bright as blood at think he was after? his throat, his major's insignia glittering one arm curled up over his head and his eyes on the stars? What did he I couldn't really describe him to and I, loading cargo aboard the and a packed airsuit on his back. The and broiled by infra red. The pupils Serenus did he look like? He looked like a when a Jek with insignia on his coveralls suddenly jumped down see—the stoker, and the Jek, who were toughest, cruelest life-form in the Universe, unfit to mingle with the gentler wiser races in the stars, when the stoker was a few paces away. The stoker stopped, too. All and a sure bet to steal their galaxy except for those two. "They'll kill him. They'll kill him a Jek, I would have thought that uniform guttering fires of a dozen planets, we before that," the stoker said. "I was of the human race to the wiser, gentler captain." "All right. I'll drive you over." The stoker nodded, and they walked The stoker came back to our ship loudly: "What do you mean, you're going with the Jeks?" "I signed on their ship," the stoker make out all right, even with the screwball way they've got it set up." "Huh?" The stoker shrugged. "Ships are man with short breath and a high-pitched ships, and physics is physics, no matter where you go. I'll make out." "What kind of a deal did you make with them? What do you think The stoker shook his head. "No deal. I signed on as a crewman. I'll do a crewman's work for a crewman's wages. I thought I'd wander around a you're up to?" voice. I was a typical Earthman. while. It ought to be interesting," he MacReidie. head. "Not for you. The only thing we're short on is stokers." out with some people from farther such thing as a stoker any more, with on. Why not? It's honest work." said. MacReidie had no answer to that. that, except MacReidie was always a sourer man from that time up to as metal and rots lungs. So the engine took off in the morning. The stoker and the stokers who tended the dials it turned out he'd trained an apprentice wear suits, smelling themselves for boy to take his place. an ugly old tub. At that, we were the better of the two interstellar freighters the human race had left. "You're bound over the border, aren't you?" But—" "I'll stoke." We heard about our stoker, occasionally. of the stranger, too. their glasses, waiting for night to fall so they could go out into the alleys and have drunken fights among star maps nobody knows exactly his head to me. "I'll stoke," he repeated. One and two and three heads, tails, six legs—after all, ships are ships and they've all got to have something know if he did anything, but stoke bucko, you'll stoke. Go and sign on." place he died in, finally, if he'd tried the stoker for—the thing that makes him famous, and, I think, again. Then we talked about the trip. We didn't talk about the stranger. Daniels, the Third, had signed him on and had moved him into the empty bunk above mine. We slept all in I could be sure of the exact answer he found in the bottom of that last glass at the bar before he worked his , and began it all. So, I can't say what he ought to be passage to Mars and the famous for. But I suppose it's enough Serenus cargo, and eight per cent to power bunk. What I meant was, empty during my sleep shift. That meant he and I'd be sharing work shifts—me to know for sure that he was the first February engine room, broiling in a suit for 1959. Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. He might have come from any too much. Don't pay too much attention to the Chamber of Commerce plaques. When a man's name It was MacReidie who first found He takes his opinions fast and strong. He's a good man—is, or was the foot of the stoker's bunk. relieve me right away. He stood next "That new stoker," Mac said. wrong with him. He's got an old Marine uniform in his duffel." I didn't say anything. Mac glanced over at me. "Well?" the stoker. The mark was on him, as I've said. It was the Marines that did Earth's They were the ones who sallied out ever hope to. They were always the left alive when Cope was shot. Cope of human being neither MacReidie going out to trade with his sworn enemies! Why do you suppose he "Think! That's exactly what he's down—do you suppose they'll stop with him? They'll kill us, and then they'll go in and stamp Earth flat! You know it as well as I do." Not from the stoker, not from Mac. even Mac, but he'd cause it to get about his kind of man. this life," he said in a murderous back, back and forth, in an old rust tub that's going to blow herself up one of these—" Daniels called me on the phone from Communications. "Turn up your Intercom volume," he said. "The stoker's jamming the circuit." and this is what I got: " —so there we were at a million we'll—' " voice, but he could carry a tune, and he was hammering it out at the top of his lungs. " Twas the last cruise of the were ... " The crew were chuckling into their own chest phones. I could hear Daniels trying to cut him off. But he kept going. I started laughing myself. minutes. Then his voice thinned out, and I heard him cough a little. "Daniels," he said, "get a relief down here for me. Jump to it! " He said the last part in a Master's voice. Daniels didn't ask questions. He sent a man on his way down. He'd been singing, the stoker had. He'd been singing while he worked with one arm dead, one sleeve ripped open and badly patched because the He went down to sick bay, got the arm wrapped, and would have gone back on shift if Daniels'd let him. Those of us who were going off shift found him toying with the to "Starways, Farways, and Barways," and "The Freefall Song." Somebody started "I Left Her Behind For You," and that got us off into sentimental This is what it was: The gas clouds softly plaiting Where stars are spun and worlds begun, And men will find them waiting. " The song that roars where the rocket soars Is the song of the stellar flame The dreams of Man and galactic span Are equal and much the same. " What was he thinking of? Make your own choice. I think I came close until human beings turn telepath, no man can be sure of another. He shook himself like a dog out have told the skipper about the stoker, holder in the Merchant Service, and is. And the stoker had saved the ship, and ... I think what kept anything from happening between MacReidie and the stoker, or anyone else and the stoker, was that it would have meant much more important than the fate came out of his post after we'd

<question>:
What was the name of the stoker from the title?

<options>:
A MacReidie
B Baker
C Unknown
D Daniels

<answer>:

C