Read the passage from "A Sound of Thunder." They cleaned their hands and faces. They changed their caking shirts and pants. Eckels was up and around again, not speaking. Travis glared at him for a full ten minutes. "Don't look at me," cried Eckels. "I haven't done anything." "Who can tell?" "Just ran off the Path, that's all, a little mud on my shoes-what do you want me to do-get down and pray?" "We might need it. I'm warning you, Eckels, I might kill you yet. I've got my gun ready." "I'm innoce

Read the passage from "A Sound of Thunder."
They cleaned their hands and faces. They changed their caking shirts and pants. Eckels was up and
around again, not speaking. Travis glared at him for a full ten minutes.
"Don't look at me," cried Eckels. "I haven't done anything."
"Who can tell?"
"Just ran off the Path, that's all, a little mud on my shoes-what do you want me to do-get down
and pray?"
"We might need it. I'm warning you, Eckels, I might kill you yet. I've got my gun ready."
"I'm innocent. I've done nothing!"
How do Eckels and Travis view Eckels's action of running off the Path?
Eckels feels his action was insignificant, while Travis feels it was extremely unsafe.
Eckels feels angry with Travis, and Travis feels as if he must defend himself from him.
Travis feels that Eckels's action was insignificant and Eckels agrees.
Travis feels annoyed that the trip was ruined, while Eckels feels relieved it is over