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

<passage>:
"Well, I mean, it's not only about Wanda," said Harry. "You see, my wife, Jane, that is...." "And with your permission, Father...." "Ah...." "She's a very pretty woman." "Ah.... Quite so." "Well, about Wanda. I really shouldn't mention this. But Father, if we "I don't care a smidgen," he said, "if en they ayre." 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, "Please," she said. "Joanne Marie," he said, "you know that when I aims ta do somethin', "I may tell you, my son, that, in thinking this matter over last night, 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." perched jauntily on his shiny, shaven head. The baldness was symbolic of diligent mental application to abstruse points of doctrine. exentiati pablum re overum est : "Grass grows not in the middle of a busy thoroughfare." The baldness was the result of the diligent application of an effective depilatory. His blood-red cloak had been freshly cleaned for the occasion, and it rustled around him in silky you have the greatest sensibility in questions of duty." "That's quite so, y'know. I pride myself upon it, if I do say so." "Exactly. Argot y calpex. Zentahday—I may depend upon you to wed Wanda Miller, the bosun's "Come now, sir. I realize she is the daughter of a crewman, but—" "Captain! I fear I must be very severe with you. I will be forced to foolish and hid their sores and these three did live." That morning was to be the time of the captain's wedding. He had nor would he consent indignity of it came home to him even more poignantly than he had imagined it would. I'm jest natcher'lly bound to do hit. An' iffen I aims ta talk...." "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." everything in our power to make our Casting Off as wonderful as any anywhere. "Huh?" "Ah," he said. "Quite true, of course." She walked over to the chair and sat down. "I don't like them," she family had become involved in a conspiracy against the illustrious King Fod. As the Soong family was traveling...." "I don't like 'em anyway," said Wanda. sigh of disapproval. "Well, what do you think wine. "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." And I must say, I think you're being quite short-sighted about the Casting Off date. After all, it's not only a question of how Certainly you've misinterpreted that. Anticipation can be a joy, y'know: almost equal to the very Reward. Anticipation should spur man in duty. It's all noble and self sacrificing." He scratched the back of his right hand. following the captain's outburst. Casting Off, Captain. You can The captain was not visibly cheered "It seems to me that the whole thing would depend on the intent of the strangler." "That's very kind of you, but I...." instinct of the mother to release her child from its duty, then...." the time." "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 "Oh, really, now. Now. Duty, duty," the captain reprimanded him mildly. you, Father." "Wanda?" "Yes. She's sixteen, now." "Wanda who?" the steward asked. "She's the oldest child on the ship, and she wants you to sign her "She's so young...." "Sixteen, Father." woman." "There wouldn't be one short if he had brought a wife," the first because you have to stay with your husband." "All right, so I am. But it's true. And if Carstar hadn't been killed, there would have been two short." She shot a wicked glance at Nestir. "Why don't you and him share a woman—" "Martha!" "Although the Prophet knows what woman in her right mind would consent to...." "Actually, in a way, it would be her duty to, you see. Think of it like that: as her way to do her duty." "She's too young for you, dear," Jane said to her husband. "Pish-tush." "No, Harry. I mean it. Helen looked at me strangely all through dinner. She has three children, you know." "You're imagining things." "But she does have three children." "I mean about her looking at you." Harry fiddled with his tie without speaking. "But still ... it ... I mean, there was Helen, looking at me like I wasn't doing my duty. You know." She walked to the bed and sat down. "Harry?" "Yes, dear?" "Don't you really think she's awful young?" "Huh-uh." "I mean, why don't you pick someone else? Like Mary? She's awful sweet. I'll bet she'd be better." "Probably." "She's a lot of fun." "Oh, I don't know." She looked down at her legs, raised them up from the floor and held them out in front of her. "I think I'd kind of like Nestir. With his funny bald head. I hope he asks me." "Harry? Are you going to meet Wanda in the control room?" "Uh-huh." "I thought so. Well, remember this, dear: It isn't the day of the "No, dear. I know you wouldn't. But just don't , I mean." "Might even bar him from the Festival." "Yeah," said Harry, "the captain's funny that way." "Uh. Harry? Are you really going to take that Wanda girl?" "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." all thought out. You know that saber I picked up on Queglat? Well...." "Look. How about telling me another time?" "Uh, Sure. If you say so. Uh?" "I'm kind of expecting Wanda." "Oh. Sure. I should have known you weren't here early for nothing. In "Uh-huh. Look. Wanda." you. He's going to check your record. And Wanda?" "Wanda, listen to me." "No, Captain. I'm afraid I can't agree to that," Nestir said. The captain said, "Oh, don't be unreasonable, Father. After all, this "Shut up," said the captain softly. "I have to be toddling along," said the captain. "But Captain! I haven't finished telling you about...." "It's about Wanda, Father," said the third mate. The young girl."

<question>:
Why does the Captain resist marrying Wanda?

<options>:
A Because she is sixteen.
B Because she carries a doll around with her.
C Because she is the daughter of a crewman.
D Because she is dim-witted.

<answer>:

C