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THE LAMMAS HIRELING P.43 (Stanza Analysis (Stanza 2 (torn voice (his…

- - - - shut up - harsh sound + defensive
      - Ambiguous
      - Shift
      - Did he have something to hide? - is that why he sounds defensive?
  - - - his wide/hireling?
  - - - He did not think twice about killing the hireling - is he experienced with warlocks?
      - Fairly lyricald escription
      - Not vulgar - might represent pity/regret
    - - lovely and simile to bread - positive image?
  - - - Hireling turning into a hare
    - - Making ammunition for his shot-gun
    - - cattle are now cursed
- - - - Defensive language in knew when to shut up - about what?
        
        His wife? -did he murder her?
        
        His wife was screaming (torn voice) - does mean that he was there for her death
        
        Was he not able to help her? Did he kill her
        
        He put the body of the hireling in a sack and dumped it - associated with violent murder and maybe guilt also
      - Does he keep committing sins?