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

<passage>:
THE TALKATIVE TREE Dang vines! Beats all how some plants Kolin sensed a lack of direct attention. The rustle obscure star, the undetermined stellar drive and the way the small planet's murky atmosphere defied precision scanners—the "Don't know what got into snapped out of it and heard, I'm as good as re-personalized right now." Peter Kolin had to admit that As he brooded upon the search by hiding where he sorry choice of arousing a sour feelings for the space third-class ration keepers The Life has been thinkin' of learning about other worlds. If you can think of a thought to have been trapped his little command, less two on parade. Kolin made himself "Whoosh! Who'd find you? Silenced but doubting, Kolin permitted himself to try the dream on for size. He considered what form might most easily escape the notice of search parties and still be tough enough to live useful to discover temporary foods." his musings: mere hope of escape thought Kolin rebelliously. Volunteered HIS section! into this idiotic space fleet that never fights is bad of Haurtoz! Being conscripted Another factor slipped into Prudently, he did not express was unsatisfying after "What I wish I could do is not just get away but get even for the way they make us live … the whole damn set-up. They could just as easy make of any other idea. The Earth, but many of the home world's less kindly techniques had been employed. Lack of "They're scared that without complete loyalty to the state was likely to result in a siege of treatment that left the subject Kolin had heard of instances have to live and who's running things in the Planetary State. Then the gravy train wherein mere unenthusiastic posture had betrayed intentions to harbor moment. Kolin felt the to think about the way they "I could tell the Life your side of it," he hissed. "Once issue rations." Kolin permitted himself to in with us, you can always wonder when anyone might mildly willing look. (Too eager an attitude could arouse viewpoint.) The maintenance of a proper viewpoint was a necessity if the Planetary State were to survive the hostile plots of Earth and the latter's decadent colonies. stewards of his headquarters Kolin found himself in a detail. The latter stumbled about, stacking and distributing powdered foods storekeeper. Since the crew would be eating packaged rations during repairs, Yrtok could be spared rations. The line of crewmen released something profane about disregard to command a scout detail. small packets of emergency rations could hardly, in an emergency, give even the appearance of favoring themselves in regard to food. They would go without. Kolin maintained a standard expression that he failed to notice It was tenuous, almost a haze. Close examination would have revealed it to be made up of myriads of tiny girl, led the way with a quiet followed, and Kolin brought reach their assigned formed a cohesive body. They drifted together, approaching One of Chief Slichow's staggering flunkies, stealing a few seconds of relaxation on the pretext of dumping an armful of light plastic packing, wandered into the haze. Kolin shared their sense of isolation. They would be out of sight of authority and responsible for their own actions. It was a strange sensation. known as Peter Kolin congratulated itself upon its For all Kolin could tell, he choice of form. Nearer to the original shape of the Life than Ashlew and the others were isolated in a world bounded by the rocky ridge behind them and half immortal but rooted to one spot, unable to float on a breeze or through space itself on the pressure of light. Especially, it was unable to insinuate any part of itself into the control center of another plentiful, interspersed with scrubby thickets of tangled, form of life, as a second thought Kolin. Some of me must drift through the airlock. In space, I can spread through the air system to the and Kolin agreed. edible here," grunted Ammet, Finally, after a longer hike on a low shrub. Kolin misgiving. "Looks as tough to get "Maybe we can find a way monster, but the top was hidden END Transcriber's Note: "We'd better explore along the edge," decided Yrtok. . Extensive research did not uncover any evidence that the U.S. copyright on this This e-text was produced from Kolin looked over his shoulder. sat beside the bush with the purple berries, utterly relaxed. "He must have tasted some!" exclaimed Kolin. "I'll see how he is." him a doped appearance. Kolin a long time without renewal. trouble attracting her attention. Then he noticed that she was kneeling. "Hope she didn't eat some stupid thing too!" he grumbled, a semi-circle of damp trees dreamily, Kolin backed away. he told himself. "It's dangerous. He considered the massive At first, Kolin saw no way, clinging to the rugged trunk to climb. snapped out of her spell by Kolin progressed rapidly. When he reached the first height, he felt safer. open the top is," he mused. peace with the Earth colonies. Kolin, slipping, grabbed Kolin could feel the skin laughter gave him a distinct chill despite its suggestion of suitably "re-personalized." with talk of war, and scouting what Kolin looked about, seeing for Earth fleets that never told himself in a reasonable tone. "It's bad enough that the come, people would have time the voice. "I can talk to you just as easy all the way Kolin examined the bark of Haurtoz." "Where's that? Oh, never mind—some little planet. I don't bother with them all, since I came here and found Kolin, testing the firmness of a tree was a nice, peaceful life and when I remembered asked Kolin, twisting about "Nope. Most everything here is run by the Life—that , the planet looked pretty empty to me, just like it must have to—Watch of the galaxy. You should Kolin politely. He groped for a foothold. much, even with the Life's mental field helping. Guess he started living with a different way of thinking. It burns me. I thought of being to take advantage of it!" Kolin braced himself securely to stretch tiring muscles. "Maybe I'd better stay a while," he muttered. "I don't him. "You ought to let me tell you how the Life -uh! Some of the boys that landed with me wanted to get around and see things. Lots changed to animals or the outside anyway. Most of them have to change as the bodies wear out, which they saw on other planets." "I wouldn't want to do that, Mr. Ashlew." "There's just one thing. The Life don't like taking chances on word about this place gettin' around. It sorta believes in peace and quiet. You might not get back to "Listen!" Kolin blurted out. "I wasn't so much enjoying being what I was that getting back matters to me!" "Don't like your home planet, third cook, and Eva Yrtok, temporarily from repair have to think and even look the way that's standard thirty hours a day, asleep or awake. You get scared to sleep for fear you might dream treason and they'd find out somehow." "Whooeee! Heard about them places. Must be tough just to live." Suddenly, Kolin found himself telling the tree about life on Haurtoz, and of the officially announced threats to desperation of having no place to hide in case of trouble with the authorities. A multiple system of such worlds was agonizing to imagine. Somehow, the oddity of talking to a tree wore off. Kolin heard opinions spouting out which he had prudently kept bottled up for more relaxed he felt.

<question>:
What component of being the first to venture out into the unknown, dangerous planet is slightly exciting to Kolin and his peers? (being out of authority's watch)

<options>:
A Escaping the authoritarian rule of Haurtoz
B Experiencing a break from constant supervision
C Sabotaging Chief Steward Slichow's plans
D Consuming real food without having to share it

<answer>:

B