In the land, mitchell sees paul riding ghost wind and says, "s’pose you thinkin’ you a real somebody ‘cause you can ride that stallion." what does this reveal about mitchell’s viewpoint? he admires paul for his excellent riding abilities. he resents the privileges that paul has. he respects paul’s position of authority. he thinks that he can ride as well as paul does.

He resents the privileges that Paul has.

Mitchell and Paul's relationship is very strained--they do not get along very well and part of this is because Mitchell envies Paul's status. He won't admit that though, and resorts to taunting Paul when he rides by. The fact that he uses this particular statement shows that he feels Paul thinks he's superior because he knows how to ride.