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The answer is B. Fredrick Douglass never describes his means of escape. He didn't want to disclose the information because he didn't want slaveholders to know how he or any other slave could have escaped.
Answer:
Consider the author’s opinions. The theme is the universal message or moral of a literary work, therefore you can use textual evidence to determine what the author intended to tell the audience. For example, the theme of “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” is that lying can give one a reputation never to be trusted. Readers know this because the boy continuously lies, and the end result is that no one believes him the one time he was telling the truth. From that evidence, we can infer that the author believes people should not lie.
The passage does mention that humans are vain and proud, but it's not the main argument, rather it's used as in introduction to the other idea: that humans did not imagine life outside of earth. So this pride prevented them from imagining life outside of Earth ("beyond its earthly level")
Therefore, the best option is the following one:
<span>Pride kept humans from imagining life beyond Earth.
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