It's true that on the third day, a fellow worker had his right hand blown by a letter, but the division chief claimed it was sheer negligence on the victim's partJuan and the other employees were allowed to go back to their work, though feeling less secure. After work, one of them tried to organize a strike to demand higher wages for unhealthy work, but Juan didn't join in; after thinking it over, he reported the man to his superiors and thus got promoted. 1. Write one word, phrase, or sentence from the passage that reflects the narrator's attitude toward the events and characters.