Read the passage from The Phantom Tollbooth.
"And you are almost never right about anything," he said, pointing at the Humbug, "and, when you are, it's usually an accident.”
"A gross exaggeration," protested the furious bug, who didn't realize that so much was visible to the naked eye.
"Amazing," gasped Tock.
Based on the passage and Tock's reactions to the Humbug throughout the story, the reader can conclude that
Tock realizes that his perspective on the Humbug is the same as Alec's perspective.
Tock realizes that his perspective on the Humbug is different from Alec's perspective.
Tock changes his perspective on the Humbug to be the same as Alec’s perspective.
Tock changes his perspective on the Humbug to be different from Alec's perspective.