... distinguish from reality. The hunt represented life and the historic natural struggle between predator and prey. Faulkner wrote, "It was of the men, not white nor black nor red, but men, hunters, with the will and hardihood to endure and the humility and skill to survive, and the dogs and the bear and deer juxtaposed and reliefed against it, ordered and compelled by and within the wilderness in the ancient and unremitting ... but to ... let go because then tomorrow you can pursue again... The pursuit is the thing, not the reward, the gain" (Schreiber 477). There would always be one elus...

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... already knows. He didn't have His Book written to be read by what must elect and choose, but by the heart, not by the wise of the earth because maybe the don't need it or maybe the wise no longer have any heart, but by the doomed and lowly of the earth who have nothing else to read with but the heart." (Faulkner, 249) This passage is describing exactly what I believe in that ... everything comes from within the heart. Now he had to follow through with his dream and banish all the sin that has occurred and kill that bear. After Ike has seen Old Bear a couple of times ... he finally find...

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