The second fight scene in ‘A Change of
Mind,’ the when the two bully-boys return to reek their vengeance on Number 6
for his having previously beaten them up. The trouble is these two aren’t much
good in a fist-fight, and Number 6 vanquishes them for a second time. At the
beginning there isn’t so much fight in Number 6, but by the time the fist-fight
is over, the two bully-boys lying unconscious on the woodland floor, Number 6
is back to his old self once more. I’ve often thought how these two men
actually did Number 6 a favour. Because had it not been for their intervention,
Number 6 would not have had a sudden release of aggression, of adrenaline, and
so may not have regained his old self quite so soon.
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"the when the two bully-boys return to reek their vengeance on Number 6"
ReplyDeleteBit of a mess that. It literally stinks ("reeks"). Needs a bit of attention.