Questions and Answers
Where did Billy return to hunt?
Cyclone timber
How many times had Dan and Ann treed an animal that they followed?
Four
What kind of animal did Billy think it was?
A bobcat
What kind of animal was it?
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What body part did Ann try to attack?
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How was Ann injured?
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While having Dan pinned, what vital spot was the mountain lion trying for?
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How did Billy react?
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How did Dan and Ann react?
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What happened to Billy when the animal died?
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Where was Old Dan's wound that Billy overlooked?
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Who did Mama attend to first?
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Explain the way Mama attended to the entrails of Dan. Did she know what she was doing?
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Who were watching the dogs being doctored?
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What was Old Dan's only two loves?
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What events marked the time when Old Dan was very close to death?
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Where did Papa put Old Dan?
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What did Billy think he heard, and what actually was the noise?
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How did Billy react to this?
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The next day, where did Billy find Little Ann?
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What did Papa think was wrong with Little Ann?
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What happened to Little Ann that evening?
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What prayer of Mama's did the dogs fulfill at the hunting competition?
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Why did Papa believe that the dogs died?
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Study Notes
Billy's Return to Hunting
- Billy returned to hunt in Cyclone timber, indicating his dedication to pursuing his dogs and the adventure.
Hunting Experience
- Dan and Ann successfully treed an animal four times, showcasing their effectiveness as hunting companions.
Creature Encounter
- Initially, Billy suspected the animal to be a bobcat, but it turned out to be a mountain lion, emphasizing the danger of the hunt.
Ann's Bravery
- Little Ann courageously attempted to attack the mountain lion's throat, demonstrating her protective instincts.
Ann's Injury
- Ann sustained a significant shoulder injury during the confrontation with the mountain lion, highlighting the risks involved.
Mountain Lion's Attack
- The mountain lion aimed for Dan's jugular while pinning him, illustrating the severity of the threat faced by the dogs.
Billy's Reaction
- In a desperate effort to save his dogs, Billy attacked the mountain lion with his axe, revealing his bravery and quick thinking.
Dan and Ann's Response
- Both dogs jumped into the fray, but Dan suffered severe injuries, emphasizing the high stakes of the battle.
Aftermath of the Encounter
- Billy lost consciousness after the mountain lion was defeated, indicating the physical and emotional toll of the ordeal.
Overlooked Wound
- Billy overlooked a wound on Old Dan's belly, which reflects the chaos and intensity of the situation.
Mama's Care
- Mama first attended to Old Dan's injuries, showcasing her maternal instincts in times of crisis.
Improvised Medical Care
- Mama used warm soapy water to clean Dan's entrails and attempted to stitch him up, despite her lack of veterinary knowledge.
Observers of the Incident
- Three sisters watched as Mama cared for the injured dogs, highlighting community involvement.
Old Dan's Affection
- Old Dan's only two loves were hunting and Billy, showing the depth of their bond.
Old Dan's Final Moments
- Signs of Old Dan's nearing death included rapid breathing and a rattling noise in his throat, culminating in his last goodbye to Billy.
Dan's Final Resting Place
- Papa placed Old Dan on the porch after his death, symbolizing a space of remembrance and respect.
Misinterpretation of Sounds
- Billy mistook Little Ann's presence for Old Dan's return, underscoring his emotional turmoil after losing one of his beloved dogs.
Billy's Emotional Breakdown
- Overwhelmed with grief, Billy ran until he fell and cried, illustrating his deep sorrow and connection to his dogs.
Little Ann's Discovery
- The next day, Billy found Little Ann in the garden, hinting at her despair after Old Dan's death.
Papa's Concern for Little Ann
- Papa observed that Little Ann seemed to have lost her will to live, highlighting the bond between the dogs and the family.
Little Ann's Last Act
- That evening, Little Ann went to Old Dan's grave and died, demonstrating the profound grief and loyalty shared between the dogs.
Fulfillment of a Prayer
- The dogs fulfilled Mama's prayer by winning money at the hunting competition, allowing the family to move to the city.
Papa's Belief about the Dogs' Deaths
- Papa believed the dogs died to prevent the family from splitting, illustrating the theme of familial loyalty and divine intervention.
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