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

<passage>:
"And with your permission, Father...." "He shore better," the man in front of him said loudly. "Be still," his wife said. "People's lookin' at ya." "I don't care a smidgen," he said, "if en they ayre." "Please," she said. "Ah...." short one woman...." "Hummmm." "I mean, the girls might think a man gets rusty." "I see what you mean." Nestir blinked his eyes. "It wouldn't be fair, "She's a very pretty woman." He stood up. tell us it's gonna be another postponement." I decided that Wanda—ah—Miller, yes, has had sufficient duty to merit participation in the Festival." "Justice is a priestly virtue," Harry said. "And you really think your wife would...?" "Oh, yes, Father." "Iffen he does, I'm jest a-gonna stand up an' yell right out that I "Well, ahem. But...." "I may tell you, my son, that, in thinking this matter over last night, ain't gonna stand fer hit no longer." " "Uh?" "That is to say, in order for a woman to join in the ritual of the Changing of the Wives, she must, ahem, be married." "I never thought of that," said the third mate disconsolately. Nestir rubbed his bald head. "Sir," he said by way of preamble, "I know "Men," he said. "The other evening," he said, "—Gelday it was, to be exact—one of the crew came to me with a complaint." "Well, I'll be damned," Joanne Marie's husband said loudly. Nestir cleared his throat. "It was about the Casting Off. That's why "No," said the captain. "Come now, sir. I realize she is the daughter of a crewman, but—" that...." "Captain! I fear I must be very severe with you. I will be forced to announce in the mess hall this evening that you have refused to do your duty when it was plainly and properly called to your attention." insisted that it be done in privacy. For the ceremony, he refused to make the slightest change in his everyday uniform nor would he consent to Nestir's suggestion that he carry a nosegay of hydroponic flowers. He had intended, after the ceremony, to go about his duty as if nothing out of the ordinary had happened but after it was done with, the vast indignity of it came home to him even more poignantly than he had imagined it would. "Ah.... Quite so." "I knowed there was a catch to hit," Joanne Marie's husband said. "I know you will have many questions yes, I know you will have—ah, "Husband," Wanda said simply. She closed the door behind her and stood staring at him. "Madam," he said, "I hope you will have the kindness not to refer to me by that indecent appelation a second time." "Gee. You say the cutest things. I'm awful glad you had to marry me, huh." "Ah," he said. "Quite true, of course." She walked over to the chair and sat down. "I don't like them," she Nestir bobbed his shiny head at them and beamed his cherubic smile. And ordered the holiday feast prepared in celebration of Nestir's Nestir. immediately to be justified, he settled back in his chair with a little sigh of disapproval. "Well, what do you think Nestir picked up his knife and fork and cut off a piece of meat. "Yes, very." Nestir agreed. "But as I was saying, if it could be proven that the culstem fell due to no negligence on his part, either consciously or subconsciously, then the obvious conclusion would be thoughtfully. "But it wasn't at all bloody," the wife of the second mate said. "I scarcely think he felt it at all. It happened too fast." Nestir swallowed the mouthful of food and washed it down with a gulp of "The problem, my dear Helen," he said, "is one of intent. To raise the issue of concomitant agonies is to confuse the whole matter. For "But it was a case of obvious intent ," continued Nestir, "and therefore constituted a clear out attempt to avoid his duty by hastening to his Reward." "That," he said to Nestir, "my dear Father, is the cardinal point of Casting Off date. After all, it's not only a question of how sad absence of a sense of duty on the part of Nestir. "I will welcome certainly hope to be Cast Off by an officer. It would be very humiliating, y'know, to have a crew member do it." "I don't know," the second mate's wife said, "whether you better count on my husband or not. I have my own plans for him." ever tell you about my wife? She strangled our second baby." baby." "No bother at all," the steward said. "As I see it," Nestir said, "if the intent was the natural maternal instinct of the mother to release her child from its duty, then...." "Oh, not at all," the third mate's wife said. "I did it to make him stop crying." "Well, in that case, I see no reason why he shouldn't get his Reward." "I do not," Jane contradicted. "Now, honey, you know you do so." At that moment, he lost interest in his wife and leaned across the "Quite touchy today," Nestir observed. "Yes. She's sixteen, now." Nestir fidgeted uncomfortably. "Well, I'll look at her record," he "There wouldn't be one short if he had brought a wife," the first mate's wife said, looking squarely at the captain. "Now, Martha. I place duty above pleasure. You're just angry, y'know, because you have to stay with your husband." "All right, so I am. But it's true. And if Carstar hadn't been killed, "Martha!" "Although the Prophet knows what woman in her right mind would consent to...." "Well," said Nestir hesitantly. "Listen," the third mate said, "the second's right. If you don't sign it, someone will have to do without a woman." Nestir blushed. "I'll look it over very carefully, but you must realize "But still ... it ... I mean, there was Helen, looking at me like I wasn't doing my duty. You know." "Don't you really think she's awful young?" Nestir. With his funny bald head. I hope he asks me." "Honey! You don't think for a minute that...." He kicked the man several times in the ribs until he came to consciousness. "Awww. Go way an' le' me 'lone, huh?" "Here. Here." He pulled the fellow erect and slapped him in the face out about it, though. He'll figure the man was neglecting his duty." He blew a smoke ring. "Might even bar him from the Festival." "If Nestir lets me." "Say. Harry. Do you suppose your wife would...?" "Sorry, old fellow. She's got it in her head to take Nestir." He shrugged. "I don't exactly approve, of course, but ... I'm sure if he doesn't want her, she'd be glad to hear your offer." "Aw, that's all right," John said. "Don't really matter. Say. By the "I talked to Nestir today." In Nestir's cabin the next morning, the captain and the priest held a "No, Captain. I'm afraid I can't agree to that," Nestir said. Nestir shook his head. "The crew and the officers will participate

<question>:
How does Nestir feel about someone having killed her own child?

<options>:
A He is disappointed by how it occured, but unbothered by the act in general
B He is more worried about the intent behind the act than the act itself
C As a religious leader, he is baffled that anyone would want to do that
D He is personally indifferent, but legally has to reprimand the woman for such an act

<answer>:

B