Question

o What sense are the speaker and y the person he is speaking to like the deer he describes in this extended Sule? in what sepse are their I limbs in " ketent plight lines)

Answer 1

The speaken describes both himself and his acclience - as being like the deen" who know are very careful- and teme, ready for any sign of deugen a always ready to fire (as walk in single file heals - high , ears forward, eyes watchful and in whose limbe there is latent flight)

In the limbs of the speaker and the subject, as in the limbs of the wary deen to which they are conpared, there is "latent flight". This indicated that there ŷ a ferion wiled within their bodies, as if poised to eith. The turo have said something to each other which has changed everything about the way they relate to each other and sendered thein euncertain of "where to step" and neary of having to flee" at any moment (