by using sign language, pizarro soon learned that there was more wealth in the great city, "biru," far to the south. he decided to keep a few of the native people captive in order to teach them spanish, so they could serve as interpreters. pizarro became even more determined to reach the city - but not all of his men supported that decision. many were becoming disillusioned, and sent a message to the governor of panama to be rescued from the "butcher" pizarro.
which statement most likely describes why some of pizarro’s men called him a butcher?