Now that you've read the poem, which statement best describes the writer's feelings? He had expected to be detained at Angel Island and was pleasantly surprised when he wasn't. He was not surprised to

Now that you've read the poem, which statement best describes the writer's feelings?

He had expected to be detained at Angel Island and was pleasantly surprised when he wasn't.

He was not surprised to be detained, but he was unhappy about it.

He was surprised and disappointed by the way he was being treated.

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