In "The Strangers That Came to Town," how do Tom and Andy respond to the Duvitch family when they see them at the pond?

Tom and Andy are spiteful and play a trick on the Duvitches by dropping a bar of soap into their tub of fish.

Tom and Andy are upset that they have to share the pond with the Duvitches and act rudely toward them..

Tom and Andy are impressed with the Duvitches and decide to compete with them by catching just as many fish.

Tom and Andy are friendly toward the family and decide to fish near the Duvitches on the pond.

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