input: Text: Conditionally Human By WALTER M. MILLER, JR. Illustrated by DAVID STONE They were such cute synthetic creatures, it was impossible not to love them. Of course, that was precisely why they were dangerous! There was no use hanging around after breakfast. His wife was in a hurt mood, and he could neither endure the hurt nor remove it. He put on his coat in the kitchen and stood for a moment with his hat in his hands. His wife was still at the table, absently fingering the handle of her cup and staring fixedly out the window at the kennels behind the house. He moved quietly up behind her and touched her silk-clad shoulder. The shoulder shivered away from him, and her dark hair swung shiningly as she shuddered. He drew his hand back and his bewildered face went slack and miserable. "Honeymoon's over, huh?" She said nothing, but shrugged faintly. "You knew I worked for the F.B.A.," he said. "You knew I'd have charge of a district pound. You knew it before we got married." "I didn't know you killed them," she said venomously. "I won't have to kill many. Besides, they're only animals." " Intelligent animals!" "Intelligent
  Question: Which answer best represents a prominent theme of this passage?
  
  Once a neutroid reached its age-set, it remained at that developmental level until death (sick experiments).  It's a 'mental deviant' and he was afraid of those (compared to physical?) Why are females disposed of automatically? (China birth law) Apparently he had done this multiple times, but who knows how many. Why is story told from Norris' POV? Not delmont? If they break the rule, compulsory divorce and sterilization. 
  
   (A) If you're going to break a law, be prepared to deal with the consequences.
   (B) It is physically and emotionally dangerous to get too attached to others.
   (C) Government actions made in the name of equality can sometimes cause more harm than good.
   (D) Too much technological advancement can destroy a thriving society.
  Answer:
output: Government actions made in the name of equality can sometimes cause more harm than good.