What are the two opinions of the people in the gathering after Thomas went into the maze for the first time?

The two opinions of the groups watching as Thomas came out of the maze were awe and anger, although the anger might likely be described better as jealousy.

The walk back into the Glade and then to the Homestead seemed endless, a row of Gladers on both sides gawking at them. Their faces showed complete awe, as if they were watching two ghosts strolling through a graveyard.

He almost stopped walking altogether when he spotted Gally up ahead, arms folded and glaring, but he kept moving. It took every ounce of his willpower, but he looked directly into Gally’s eyes, never breaking contact.