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| 17 | 447 | View more quotes about others">Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested". |
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| 17 | 444 | They may, for example, have had a long, frustrating hunt and desire an elating, compensatory victory of blood and feasting; or they may just be ravenously hungry. |
| 17 | 445 | Too, much depends on the beast and its relationship to its master. |
| 17 | 446 | Some sleen are incredibly loyal to the master, and will die for them. |
| 17 | 447 | Others seem to regard the master as little more than a partner in the hunt, almost as though he were another sleen, albeit an unusual one, with whom a prize might be contested". |
| 17 | 448 | "What does the master do if the sleen refuses to abandon the hunt?" asked Ellen. |
| 17 | 449 | "The safest thing to do is unleash the animal," said Lydia. |
| 17 | 450 | "One might try to kill it, of course. |