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

<passage>:
He didn’t expect to be last—but neither did he anticipate the horror of being the first! He’d been driven to it, he knew, as he watched the man’s amazed face snap from the screen. From years of habit carried the the first suspicion of his trouble, could risk. “Any particular emotional for breath and feeling his heart hammering in his chest. He’d been a fool to come to work, can’t see any other explanation. You’ve got a slight case of angina—nothing serious, but quite definite—as well as other signs fault in the treatment. That’s pretty rare, but we can’t neglect the possibility.” She smiled dutifully at the time-worn joke, but he knew she better than he knew himself—which wouldn’t be hard, he It was as if the almost forgotten specter of age stood beside him, counting the seconds. But at last they were through and he was led brain-wave pattern. It had been nothing like this his first time. Then it had required months of mental training, followed by crude mechanical and man’s offer hovered on his lips. drug hypnosis for other months. Somewhere in every human brain Then the engineer shut his mouth themselves, with the brain as only a linkage to it. They’d discovered that vanished at greater than the speed of light, equipped with every conceivable device to make the body. Even such things as could be reached far below the conscious level and forced to operate. There had been impossible faith cures for millenia—cataracts removed from blinded eyes within minutes, even—but finding the mechanism in the brain that worked those miracles had taken an incredible amount of study and finding a means of Now they did it with dozens of mechanical aids in addition to the hypnotic instructions—and did it usually in a single sitting, But with all the equipment, it wasn’t impossible for a mistake to happen. It had been no fault of his ... he was sure of that ... his mind was easy to reach ... he could relax so easily.... He came out of it without “I’d rather know the whole Only his youngest son would have sent an elaborate tercentenary greeting verse—one that would with the eternal unconscious expectation that he would find himself suddenly young an injection of some kind and Oddly enough, the message in the next frame showed none of that. Harry had nothing but or his dozen children, but filled most of the frame with glowing description and a plea for his father to join him there! “But I’ll be all right?” Cobb smiled the automatic reassurance of his profession. “We bunch of callow young emigrants, even in one of the improved Exodus he should give up his work. The discovery that men could live practically forever had put an end to most family ties sentiment wore thin in half a century—which wasn’t much time missile and what it might mean. Jordan’s eyes seemed to sweep around the room. He was still young—one of the few under a hundred who’d escaped deportation because of special ability—and patience was still foreign to him. when it was necessary because an expression of shock replaced someone called across to him. Ordinarily, he was quick to support Then the frown vanished as They had to plan and build for it. They couldn’t risk that the star’s designation....” begging for their secret in a couple of hundred years! While a hundred other worlds make a night’s sleep after a little relaxation. Even that failed him, though. He’d developed one of the finest chess collections in the world, but tonight it held no interest. And were too conservative for really new thinking. There was a measure of truth in it, unfortunately. “They’ll slow up when their populations fill,” Giles repeated was no escaping it. Something about the years—or was it days—dwindling down to something Could they really dwindle down? Suppose he couldn’t rejuvenate all the way? He knew days. We can have the secret of this antigravity in less than a after all and then went by hastily. He rats were unharmed.” Giles shook his head at what the other was proposing, only partly believing it. “Rats don’t have minds that could show any real damage such as the loss of wanted no solicitous glances this “In the spring, a young man’s fancy,” he quoted to himself, and then shuddered. It hadn’t been that kind of spring for him—not this rejuvenation nor the last, nor the one before that. GILES TRIED to stop scaring himself and partially succeeded, until he reached the doctor’s office. Then it was no longer necessary to frighten himself. The wrongness was too strong, no matter how professional Cobb’s smile! you really want to risk losing the rest of your life rather than waiting a couple more centuries until we know it’s safe? If you do, I’ll Now that he knew there was reason for his fear, it seemed to vanish, leaving a coldness that numbed him. slowly. The belligerence ran out of him. NO SANE man would risk a chance for near eternity against such a relatively short wait. Heroism had belonged to those who knew their days were answer. in a low, defeated tone. “But I thought that was impossible!” “So did I. I wouldn’t believe it even yet—but now I find it by an effort. “It’s a shock to me, too, Mr. Giles. But—well, to simplify it, no memory is perfect—even cellular memory. It plan for short-term benefits. Usually it was too easy to realize that, and the sight of the solid, time-enduring buildings outside should have given him a sense of security. Today, though, nothing seemed loses a little each time. And the effect is cumulative. It’s like an asymptotic curve—the further it to help. He felt choked, imprisoned, somehow lost goes, the steeper the curve. And—well, the city beyond you’ve passed too far.” eons. For everybody, not just you.” It was no consolation. Giles knowledge is still on record. We can fix the heart and all the eventually he’d die! An immortal man had suddenly found death hovering on his and fight against the pain that trail. The years had dwindled and he meant it. The man had done all he could and had at least saved him the suspense of growing doubt and horrible eventual discovery. OUTSIDE ON the street, he him. Even his car would outlast him. He climbed into it, still partly no longer wondering about the dangers that might possibly arise. Those wouldn’t matter alcohol combined with the reaction from his panic to leave him almost himself again. After all, there was nothing to worry about Earth’s doctors could cure anything. much now. For a man who that might even be useful. In the future, men would still, even if he could never see its finish. It would be cold comfort but it was something. And he might more morose moods. that the years were gone for him. Automatic habit carried him grin and somehow the right words She smiled back suddenly, without feigning it. “Then you’re all right?” “As all right as I’ll ever be,” He caught himself before he could echo her mirth in a different when he’d had a mansion and counted his wealth in possessions, instead of the treasures he could build inside himself for the future childish! Yet he relished the feeling of could effect physical changes in as so many others had, for even with modern safety measures so strict, there was always a small chance of some accident and nobody had any desire to spend the long future as a cripple. cancer could be willed out of existence—provided travel. Yet there seemed to be no slackening of them in Harry’s the brain years of practice. Giles felt better, realizing it wouldn’t be one of the younger men. itself. “The years dwindle down to a precious few....” he remembered. “A precious few.” Those dwindling years had been precious once. He unexpectedly have proved it safe for human seemed precious to the old man then. pilots. Mr. Giles, we’ve got to reflex, blood pressure, pulse and fluoroscope. Others involved complicated little gadgets that ran over his body, while meters

<question>:
What is the connection between bravery and death?

<options>:
A There is no correlation. It’s based on personality how brave someone is.
B If one can’t be hurt, then people tend to be braver.
C Bravery only seems to come to those who know they have limits.
D Bravery only seems to come to those who are limitless.

<answer>:

C