How does Nakata react when he sees some bikers beating a man at the truck stop?

• A. He remains calm
• B. He is enraged
• C. He laughs
• D. He walks away

Answer: (B)

Nakata’s immediate response to seeing violence is driven by a straightforward, protective sense of justice. He isn’t detached or amused by the wrongdoing; when he witnesses the beating, a surge of anger arises because he cannot tolerate harm done to another person. That emotional pull—anger as a impulse to defend the vulnerable—fits his character’s moral clarity and his tendency to act rather than stand by. So, choosing enraged reflects the natural, instinctive reaction to wrongs he cannot ignore, unlike calm indifference, laughter, or walking away.