In His 1762 and 1763 Speeches, What Does Pontiac Portray

In his 1762 and 1763 speeches, what does Pontiac portray as the wishes of the Great Spirit and the Master of Life, as told to the prophet Neolin?

A) the military defeat of the white man
B) peaceful coexistence of the Indians and white men
C) the adoption of white customs as a means of encouraging Indian prosperity
D) the reliance of the Indians on bread, pork, and beef
E) an epidemic that will decimate white populations