Which sentence best explains how the narrator views the native villagers at the end of the story?

the narrator is filled with rage and anger; he views the villagers as wicked and evil beings who need to be destroyed.

the narrator believes that the villagers are misunderstood and in need of guidance.

the narrator believes that they are little more than liars and cheats; his prejudice and feelings of superiority are reinforced.

the narrator respects the villagers’ intelligence and admires that they were able to trick him.