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A) Tarzan initially believes the white men to be ignorant; however, he discovers their intelligence when one manages to kill another.
A) Tarzan initially believes the white men to be ignorant; however, he discovers their intelligence when one manages to kill another.
B) Tarzan initially believes them to be weak; however, after seeing one kill another, he finds that they show promising strength.
B) Tarzan initially believes them to be weak; however, after seeing one kill another, he finds that they show promising strength.
C) Tarzan initially believes he has found his own kind and discovers this to be true after witnessing the brutal killing of another given he, himself, is a killer.
C) Tarzan initially believes he has found his own kind and discovers this to be true after witnessing the brutal killing of another given he, himself, is a killer.
D) Tarzan initially believes he has found his own kind; however, he is discouraged to find that these men are also lacking in humanity toward one another.
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The best answer is:
D) Tarzan initially believes he has found his own kind; however, he is discouraged to find that these men are also lacking in humanity toward one another.
This response accurately reflects Tarzan's initial perception of the white men and his subsequent realization about their behavior.
