Read what Maibon says in "The Stone" when he gives the stone back to Doli:

"Whatever may happen, let it happen. That's better than nothing happening at all. I've had my share of being young; I'll take my share of being old. And when I come to the end of my days, at least I can say I've lived each one of them."

What does this show about what Maibon has learned?

A.
A long life is not worth it if one is ill.

B.
Living well means feeling young forever.

C.
Living well means growing and changing.

D.
An exciting life is the best life of all.

Question

Read what Maibon says in "The Stone" when he gives the stone back to Doli: 
 
"Whatever may happen, let it happen. That's better than nothing happening at all. I've had my share of being young; I'll take my share of being old. And when I come to the end of my days, at least I can say I've lived each one of them."
 
What does this show about what Maibon has learned?
 
 A.
A long life is not worth it if one is ill.
 
 B.
Living well means feeling young forever.
 
 C.
Living well means growing and changing.
 
 D.
An exciting life is the best life of all.

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