Question

How do the native villagers view the narrator?
Responses

They see the narrator as an authority figure because of his wealth and the color of his skin.
They see the narrator as an authority figure because of his wealth and the color of his skin.

They are friendly toward the narrator and are interested in his pigs, his customs, and his religion.

They are friendly toward the narrator and are interested in his pigs, his customs, and his religion.,

They see the narrator as an invading force, and are openly aggressive to the narrator and plot ways to force him to move on.
They see the narrator as an invading force, and are openly aggressive to the narrator and plot ways to force him to move on.

They see the narrator as a curiosity and are intrigued by his strange customs and actions and take advantage of his ignorance

Answer 1

@rosa8585 What option do you personally think it is, based on what you've learned or read in order to get this?

Answer 2

Could you please give us more context? What are these questions referring to? Where is the text/story that goes along with this?