Woodcock and Cup Ties Quiet Hunt With Moral Debate
In a woodland scene, Siward and Miss Landis stage a quiet bird watch as a woodcock is spied among dead leaves. He refuses to shoot, praising mercy, while she questions the ethics of life taken for sport and a cup prize. Their dialogue shifts from flirtation to a deeper reckoning as they walk the forest edge.
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Miss Landis
Woodcock
Grouse
Siward
Siwant
Mir
Elward
Fle
Sky
Earth
Nolay Seasion
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