... Africa. The character even "speaks of having "bolted like a rabbit," and he is very ashamed and apologetic" (Voss 236). Here the Macomber speaks out against himself to admit to his shameful behavior. During the hunt for the second lion Macomber questions the hunter, Wilson, as to why he can not shoot the lion from his position in the car. Even Hemingway states "For a man to shoot at a lion from the protection ... she can get away with anything. She realized she had Macomber under control when she found out about him running from the first lion. After Macomber ran from the second lion "Ma...

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