What does the following passage mainly reveal about the warrior (paragraph 3)? He was also one of the most generous gift givers to the toothless old people. For this he was entitled to the red-painted smoke lapels on his
cone-shaped dwelling. He was proud of his honors. He never wearied of rehearsing nightly his own brave deeds. Though by wigwam fires he
prated much of his high rank and widespread fame, his great joy was a wee black-eyed daughter of eight sturdy winters.