Question

the literal meaning of \he names the sky his own\ is \he says the sky belongs to him\.
the figurative meaning of \he names the sky his own\ is \he can go anywhere he wants\.
the figurative meaning helps the reader understand that people who have freedom can
run away from problems
achieve whatever they want
live without regard for others

Explanation:

The phrase "he names the sky his own" in a literal sense means claiming ownership (he says the sky belongs to him). Figuratively, naming the sky one's own implies vast freedom, like being able to go anywhere (he can go anywhere he wants). When considering what freedom allows people (the last part), achieving whatever one wants aligns with the idea of having the freedom (like the sky being one's own figuratively) to pursue and reach goals. Running away from problems is a negative connotation not related to the positive freedom - sky metaphor. Living without regard for others is also not in line with the general positive implication of freedom (having the sky as one's own) which is more about personal reach/achievement rather than disregard.

Answer:

"achieve whatever they want"