1.)How does the narrator's expression of his genuine desire to help the stranded fishermen affect readers?
It leads readers to admire the narrator and root for him.
It leads readers to believe that the narrator has other, secret motivations.
It portrays the narrator's overconfidence, causing readers to dismiss him and focus on other characters.
It foreshadows a disaster to come and causes readers to fear for the narrator's safety.
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