The answer D seems the most reasonable
There can be a variety of messages-- typically a book will speak differently to each reader because each reader has different life experiences, and different ideas/morals.
For me personally: It had a very huge anti-imperialist theme. It criticized the British imperialist <span>escapades </span>abroad, and it tried to exhibit that what Martians do has little difference compared to what the British Empire had done.
This quarantine sucks as much as wheat thins.
This quarantine has made me feel like a carrot.
Sometimes i paint myself orange, go in my backyard and bury myself in dirt and pretend i’m a carrot.
I want to die as much as hannah baker did when they called her thick.
Quarantine sucks as much as a vaccuum.