A novel tells the story of a group of scientists who work to engineer the ultimate human. In the end, the are so successful that their "creation" outsmarts them and takes control of the cloning operation, to disastrous effect. Which aesthetic impact does the author most likely intend to have on the reader?
A. An uncomfortable impression of the dark side of humanity
B. Curious wonder at the potential of technology
C. Shocked amazement at what some people will do
D. Somber realization that man should not attempt to play god
