Which of the following best describes the interaction between Douglass and the two Irishmen? Question 3 options:

Douglass helps two Irishmen at the ship yard, and in return, they offer to help him escape to the North.

Douglass is ordered by two Irishmen to assist them, and afterwards, the men apologize for treating him so poorly.

Douglass fears the two Irishmen recognizing him as a slave after he tells them that he can read.

Douglass is wary of the two Irishmen he helps because white men had been encouraging slaves to run so they could catch them for a reward.