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With the phrase 'as seen by a fellow passanger" there is an implicit comparison between the narrator’s gaze and the gaze of the passenger. ‘Thus he might have appeared…’ indicates that the narrator might have been part of the .... (...narrator vs. heterodiegetic narrator).
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