Which quotation from the text distinguishes the narrator's viewpoint from the viewpoint of the little boy when they first meet?

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"(Gods didn’t bother much with girls; it was the boys that were important in China.)"
"(Gods didn’t bother much with girls; it was the boys that were important in China.)"

""When I looked back, he was still there, looking soberly toward the foreign world to which I had gone."
""When I looked back, he was still there, looking soberly toward the foreign world to which I had gone."

“'Foreign devil,' he announced gravely."
“'Foreign devil,' he announced gravely."

"He ate it slowly, his eyes on the rest of the orange."
"He ate it slowly, his eyes on the rest of the orange."

Answer 1

The quotation that distinguishes the narrator's viewpoint from the viewpoint of the little boy when they first meet is:

“'Foreign devil,' he announced gravely."

This line highlights the boy's perspective, as he perceives the narrator as an outsider and responds with seriousness, while the narrator likely has a different understanding of their interaction.