What are the three point of views, and which one would best match below?

IN the late spring of 1930 Philip Rhayader came to the abandoned lighthouse at the
mouth of the Aelder. He bought the light and many acres of marshland and salting
surrounding it.
He lived and worked there alone the year round. He was a painter of birds and of
nature, who, for reasons, had withdrawn from all human society. Some of the reasons
were apparent on his fortnightly visits to the little village of Chelmbury for supplies,
where the natives looked askance at his mis-shapen body and dark visage.

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What are the three point of views, and which one would best match below?

IN the late spring of 1930 Philip Rhayader came to the abandoned lighthouse at the
mouth of the Aelder. He bought the light and many acres of marshland and salting
surrounding it.
He lived and worked there alone the year round. He was a painter of birds and of
nature, who, for reasons, had withdrawn from all human society. Some of the reasons
were apparent on his fortnightly visits to the little village of Chelmbury for supplies,
where the natives looked askance at his mis-shapen body and dark visage.