Read the excerpt. Which idea about the place of the explorers on nature's frontier does the diary entry best support?

One man wrote in his diary:
"It's a hard, rough, jolly life, this marching and camping; no washing of self or dishes, no undressing, no changing of clothes. We have our food anyhow, and always [soaked] with blubber-smoke; sleeping almost on the bare snow and working as hard as the human physique is capable of doing on a minimum of food."

Select the best answer based on the excerpt from South: The Story of Shackleton's Last Expedition 1914-1917 by Sir Ernest Shackleton:

A. The expedition's men prefer an unpleasant place on nature's frontier to the comforts of city life.
B. The expedition's men fear that they have no place on nature's frontier.