What does the narrative suggest about refugees' dignity?

• A. Dignity is found only in returning home.
• B. Dignity comes from resilience and self-determined paths.
• C. Dignity is irrelevant.
• D. Dignity is defined by external approval.

Answer: (B)

Dignity for refugees comes from resilience and self-determined paths. The narrative presents dignity as something maintained through inner strength and by taking control of one’s own story—making decisions about education, work, and how to care for family even in displacement. It shows that dignity isn’t dependent on returning home, since many refugees carry themselves with purpose whether or not that return is possible. Nor is dignity about pleasing others or gaining their approval; it’s rooted in an ongoing sense of worth that comes from choosing one’s direction and persevering through hardship.