Gulliver's attitude towards the Lilliputians can be best described as unfazed.
In the Chapter I of the novel Gulliver's Travel, Gulliver reached to the Lilliput where several people tied him. When he saw them, they were less than 6 inches tall but they possess all the pretension and self-importance of full-sized men.
Gulliver felt amazed and somewhere confused when he saw the Lilliputians. He was shocked that such little creatures actually exist and they have captured a giant like him.
Therefore his attitude can be best described as unfazed.
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