[White Fang] did not like it. Nor did he like it when the man-animals arose and went on with their march; for a tiny man-animal took the other end of the stick and led Kiche captive behind him, and behind Kiche followed White Fang, greatly perturbed and worried by this new adventure he had entered upon. Which statement best explains how London develops White Fang’s character in this excerpt?

London describes White Fang’s actions to provide clues about his feelings.
London describes events to show how White Fang behaves with people.
London shares Kiche’s opinion of her son’s behavior with the reader.
London shares White Fang’s thoughts and feelings directly with the reader.