Read the excerpt from “Birdfoot’s Grampa” by Joseph Bruchac then answer the question. The rain was falling,
a mist about his white hair
and I kept saying/ you can’t save them all,
accept it, get back in
we’ve got places to go.

"Birdfoot's Grampa" by Joseph Bruchac

What does this excerpt reveal about the narrator’s attitude towards nature?

Group of answer choices

The narrator thinks that nature should not be helped or saved and that his grampa’s efforts are harmful.

The narrator is neutral toward nature and does not let it affect him or his attitude as he goes on his way.

The narrator does not value nature but rather values efficiency and getting to his destinations on time.

The narrator thinks that nature must be saved, and regrets that he must rush away from the toads.