Which below best summarizes Bernard’s character arc in this novel?

In rejecting his conditioning, Bernard grows in his understanding of what it means to be human. He is excited to leave to the Falkland’s to live amongst other independent thinkers.

In rejecting his conditioning, Bernard grows in his understanding of what it means to be human. He is excited to leave to the Falkland’s to live amongst other independent thinkers.,

Although he wants to be an individual, to feel strongly and act freely, Bernard shows little creativity or courage. While he matures slightly, he remains shallow and uninteresting.

Although he wants to be an individual, to feel strongly and act freely, Bernard shows little creativity or courage. While he matures slightly, he remains shallow and uninteresting.,

While struggling to say what he is really feeling inside of him at the beginning, he breaks free in the middle of the novel and highly criticizes the World State only to repent at the end.

While struggling to say what he is really feeling inside of him at the beginning, he breaks free in the middle of the novel and highly criticizes the World State only to repent at the end.,

While strictly conventional man, absolutely conservative in his outlook and demeanor in the beginning of the novel, he changes to a vulnerable, sad, and lonely man full of regret by the end of the book.