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

<passage>:
"Why, why," Miss Meuhl stammered. "Yes, of course. And I do want to "Miss Meuhl," Fith said, "a peace squad waits outside your consulate. "You can't turn this invitation down," Administrative Assistant Meuhl reaching for the safe-lock release.... "Don't!" Retief jumped—too late. "Miss Meuhl," he said, "in the past couple of weeks I've sat through The door burst inward. A crowd of crested Groaci pressed into the room, many assorted folk-art festivals. I've been tied up every off-duty hour since I got here—" "You can't offend the Groaci," Miss Meuhl said sharply. "Consul Whaffle would never have been so rude." Retief turned at a sound behind him. Miss Meuhl was at the door, "I invited them here," Miss Meuhl spoke up. "They are here at my "Well," Miss Meuhl said, snapping off the dictyper. "I'm sure I don't "Whaffle left here three months ago," Retief said, "leaving me in "Are you leaving the office?" Miss Meuhl adjusted her glasses. "I have "Yes," Miss Meuhl said. "You're quite right, Mr. Shluh. Please escort "I don't recall dictating any letters today, Miss Meuhl," Retief said, "As chief of mission," Miss Meuhl said quickly, "I hereby waive "Did you write all Whaffle's letters for him, Miss Meuhl?" "Consul Whaffle was an extremely busy man," Miss Meuhl said stiffly. "Well!" Miss Meuhl said. "May I ask where you'll be if something comes Miss Meuhl blinked behind thick lenses. "Whatever for?" Retief looked thoughtfully at Miss Meuhl. "You've been here on Groac for four years, Miss Meuhl. What was behind the coup d'etat that put avoid with the Groaci. I certainly hope you're not thinking of openly intruding—" "Why?" "The Groaci are a very sensitive race. They don't welcome outworlders raking up things. They've been gracious enough to let us live down the fact that Terrestrials subjected them to deep humiliation on one Retief nodded. "Thanks, Miss Meuhl," he said. "I'll be back before you close the office." Miss Meuhl's face was set in lines of grim disapproval as he closed the door. The pale-featured Groacian vibrated his throat-bladder in a distressed bleat. At the office, Miss Meuhl would be waiting with another list of "To enjoy a cooling drink," Retief said in Groacian, squatting down at the edge of the pit. "To sample a true Groacian beverage." "To not enjoy my poor offerings," the Groacian mumbled. "A pain in the digestive sacs to express regret." decide whether I like it." "To be grappled in by peace-keepers for poisoning of—foreigners." The barkeep looked around for support, found none. The Groaci customers, eyes elsewhere, were drifting away. door. The other Groaci released him, hurried back inside. Retief looked at the weaving alien. "To begone, freak," the Groacian whispered. "To have a drink together—" "To not endure such insolence!" The Groacian advanced toward Retief. Retief backed away. "There you are!" Miss Meuhl said, eyeing Retief over her lenses. "There Meuhl hovered nervously, then sat on the edge of a comfortless chair. Miss Meuhl gasped audibly. "You'll do as you're told, Miss Meuhl," Retief said quietly. "I'm Miss Meuhl sat down. "All our efforts," Miss Meuhl said, "to live down that terrible and sent a delegation down to ask questions. They got some funny answers, and stayed on to dig around a little. After a week they left. Somewhat annoying to the Groaci, maybe—at the most. If they were innocent." "IF!" Miss Meuhl burst out. "Save the protests, Fith. You have some explaining to do. And I don't think your story will be good enough." diplomatic mission." "This is an internal matter!" Fith cried, in his faint Groacian voice. "The new regime has shown itself most amiable to you Terrestrials. It has outdone itself—" Retief turned a steady look on Miss Meuhl. She closed her mouth. The retracted his eyes, shrank down in his chair. Miss Meuhl opened her Miss Meuhl yelped faintly. "Miss Meuhl," Retief said. "If I don't come back in a reasonable length "I've seen enough," Retief said. Silently, the Groacians led the way back out through the tunnel and advise you to dismiss these fancies from your mind, and to enjoy the cultural aspects of life at Groac. Especially, I should not venture out of the city, or appear overly curious about matters of concern only to the Groacian government." In the front seat, Shluh looked straight ahead. The loosely-sprung "Miss Meuhl," Retief said, "I want you to listen carefully to what I'm "I'm sure I don't know what you're talking about," Miss Meuhl snapped, hope—and that may give me the latitude I need." "You're still determined to make an issue of that incident!" Miss Meuhl snorted. "I really can hardly blame the Groaci. They are not a sophisticated race they had never before met aliens." where!" "The Groaci don't know. They're a very cultured, gentle people. You can do irreparable harm to the reputation of Terrestrials if you insist—" "That's my decision," Retief said. "I have a job to do and we're "Where are you going with ... that?" Miss Meuhl stared at the needler. "You're out of your mind!" Miss Meuhl stood up, quivering with "You and I are in a tight spot, Miss Meuhl. The logical next move for Miss Meuhl emitted a shrill laugh. "Your fantasies are getting the blast in here and anyway, they won't make things worse by killing you. A force can be here in a week." "I'll do nothing of the sort! The Groaci are very fond of me! You ... "I'll be back in a couple of hours," he said. Miss Meuhl stared after Miss Meuhl, dozing in a chair, awoke with a start. She looked at "Where have you been?" Miss Meuhl demanded. "I stayed here—" "I have a message to get off first, Miss Meuhl," Retief said sharply. Miss Meuhl gasped. "You mean you broke in? You burgled the Foreign "This is absolutely the end!" Miss Meuhl said. "Thank heaven I've "I've already done so, Mr. Retief!" Miss Meuhl said harshly. "I've been "He's here now," Miss Meuhl said to the screen. She looked at Retief triumphantly. "That's good," Retief said. "I don't think the Groaci can knock us off the air, but—" "I have done my duty, Mr. Retief," Miss Meuhl said. "I made a full Retief looked at her levelly. "You've been a busy girl, Miss Meuhl. Did look faded from Miss Meuhl's face. ignore. I can't afford that, at this moment. Listen, Miss Meuhl," to, Miss Meuhl. But until I've heard "You're defying lawful authority! I'm in charge here now." Miss Meuhl The local communicator chimed. Miss Meuhl jumped up, staring at it.

<question>:
How does Miss Meuhl feel about her job?

<options>:
A She enjoys training Retief to the new culture.
B She wishes to be back on her home planet.
C She enjoys doing her job the way the Groacians like it.
D She wishes the Groacians weren't so uptight.

<answer>:

C