Eliezer meets Lavan

How is Lavan related to Rivka?

What does the color "white" symbolize in Jewish thought?

Why is it sort of weird that Lavan's name is connected to this color, white? What do we know about him in the stories that follow that makes white not so much his color?

What does Lavan do when he hears Rivka's story?

How is his response similar to Avraham's when he greeted the angels? How is it different? What does Lavan seem to be interested in?

He says he cleared out the house - from what? What does this say about Lavan?

Read the pesukim attached to this question. They are from the time, later, that Yaakov, Yitzchak's son, ends up meeting Lavan. What connection can you make between these pesukim and how Rashi explains Eliezer's meeting with Lavan?