In this passage, the narrator meets another traveler. Select the best evidence to support the statement that the traveler does not like the illustrations that cover his body. Choose one of these sentences.

"Funny," he said, eyes still shut. "You can't feel them but they're there.

I always
hope that someday I'll look and they'll be gone. I walk in the sun for hours on
the hottest days, baking, and hope that my sweat'll wash them off, the sun'll cook
them off, but at sundown they're still there."

He turned his head slightly toward me
and exposed his chest. "Are they still there now?"

After a long while I exhaled. "Yes," I said. "They're still there."The Illustrations.

"Another reason I keep my collar buttoned up," he said, opening his eyes, "is the
children. They follow me along country roads. Everyone wants to see the pictures,
and vet nobody wants to see them."