How do Kim's experiences and his feelings about them help readers
understand his identity? Use details
from the text to support your answer.

Read the following passage i actually began as a way to prevent strong emotional attachments. couples were assigned for the sole purpose of species survival. children were reassigned to new families regularly. the puppeteers went to great lengths to make sure we were isolated and fractured. but what they hadn't counted on was that this common tragedy would unite us -- that instead of turning against one another, we would rally together. i was not allowed to raise my own son and daughter. but i would do my best to love and raise every displaced son and daughter who came through my home. which two central ideas in this story are most closely related? o a. the limits of human endurance and personal identity o b. government control and the resilience of the human spirit c. the universal need for acceptance and family dynamics d. abuse of power and the potential of technology