As per the details and descriptions provided in this passage, the most significant values to the Maori people would be their 'freedom and individuality.' This is clearly reflected from the harsh decision taken by Tü and his brothers to kill their beloved parents 'Rangi and Papa' as they were hindering their sons' liberty and distinctiveness. They were tightly embraced and constricted that there was no space to move out of that shell and lead their own lives. Thus, they decide to kill their parents in order to free themselves. This shows how important 'liberty and individuality' was for the Maori people. Hence, <u>option A</u> is the correct answer.
