Godden tells her story from multiple perspectives. The reader sees the thoughts and actions of all the characters. Readers can sympathize with Angus at the loss of his livestock, with Donald at the demands made of him by his employer, and even with the bullocks who would rather be snatched by the dragon (it was "rather like going to heaven") than butchered and eaten by Angus Og and his men. Godden makes good use of specific details to create the setting. For.....
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