The story of keesh: what is the authors attitude to the main hero and his countrymen?

Here is the answer to the given question above. Based on the Story of Keesh, the author, Jack London, at first, described the main character's countrymen as doubtful and disdainful, but when a plot twist happened, the author seemed to changed his view on the main character. He is now very pleased with him. He made him as a great huntsman like his late father Bok. Hope this answer helps. 

Friendly , good-natured , or easy to talk to