Read the beginning of the story. Choose the ending that best resolves the conflict/theme introduced. Leo was a brilliant inventor, but his latest creation, a device that could predict the weather with 100% accuracy, had a critical flaw. It didn't just predict; it *influenced* the weather. A small miscalculation in his initial programming caused a minor drizzle to turn into a week-long downpour over his town, threatening to flood the entire valley. The townspeople were growing restless, and Leo knew he had to fix it, but every attempt to reverse the effect only seemed to make it worse. He locked himself in his lab, the rain drumming relentlessly against the window, feeling the weight of his mistake. He stared at the complex schematics, searching for the one line of code that held the key. Hours turned into days, and the water level outside rose steadily. Finally, exhausted but determined, he noticed a tiny, overlooked variable. With trembling hands, he adjusted it, hoping against hope. The device whirred to life, and outside, the rain began to slow, then stop. A ray of sunshine broke through the clouds, illuminating his weary face. He had done it. But the experience had taught him a profound lesson about the responsibility that comes with power. From that day on...
A) ...Leo decided to dismantle the device and never invent anything again, fearing the consequences.