Solution
✅ Correct Option: 1
Harold succeeded in overcoming the need for security - Correct. This interpretation captures Harold's decision to leave his stable job and the metaphorical 'throwing off' of his need for security, as represented by the creatures in the dream. Harold stopped giving much importance to dreams - Incorrect. The narrative focuses on the impact of the dream on Harold's real-life decisions, not a diminishing of his regard for dreams. Harold started tolerating social victimisation - Incorrect. The text indicates that Harold chose to reject societal expectations, not tolerate them. Harold killed all the bugs troubled him - Incorrect. The metaphor of 'throwing off' does not suggest literal violence but a metaphorical rejection of societal pressures.