 
 <prompt> ```CHAPTER FOUR. 

OKIOK BECOMES SIMPLE BUT DEEP, AND THE WIZARD TRIES TO MAKE CAPITAL OUT OF EVENTS. 

Of course Ujarak, wise man though he was esteemed to be, fit no fit help but dey shock as he see the strange foreigner. E be like say, as e don dey do juju tins tey tey, e fit dey reason say one of the spirits don show face, come punish am sake of im yeye practices, because e turn pale--or rather faintly green--and e dey breathe hard. 

As e see say Ujarak dey fear, e come remember to yan--"Don't be afraid. I no go wound you." E talk am for English by mistake, so Ujarak no understand. 

"Who be dis?" the angekok ask--e for make sense to call am wizard. 

Okiok, wey dey expect Rooney to answer, look am, but e be like say spirit of silence don catch the stranger, because e no answer, but e close im eyes, as if e don sleep. 

"E be Kablunet," Okiok talk. 

"I fit see am, even if I no get the double sight of the angekok," the other reply, with small touch of sarcasm, because Eskimos, even though dem no dey like fight, dem dey like to use satire. Dem too like dey go straight to the point for talk, and even though dem like similes and figurative language, dem no dey do bombast. 

With plenty seriousness Okiok talk say e no get doubt say Ujarak know say the man na Kablunet.``` <response>: 1. Na who Ujarak think say don come?
2. Why dem go don come?
3. E calm about am?
4. Wetin e resemble?
5. Wetin e still do?
6. The sailor look intimidating?
7. Wetin e talk?
8. Why e no help?
9. Na who ask about who the sailor be?
10. Wetin Okiok call am?
11. How vision of an angekok be?
12. Eskimos dey vex for sarcasm? 