As I turned around, I felt another brushing sensation, this one not nearly as intense but even odder. My tail. It was off to the side and I couldn't really get a good look at it. So how could I move--?My tail swung. Okay, that was easy. I took a closer look. It was thick and over half the length of my body. When I thought of moving it, it moved. Very convenient.
In the passage from "The Calling" by Kelley Armstrong, the narrator experiences an unusual sensation when they turn around and notice their tail. Initially surprised, they begin to explore the origins of this new appendage, which leads to a realization about its functionality. Although they can't see the tail clearly, they discover that it moves easily in response to their thoughts.
This newfound ability seems convenient, highlighting a unique aspect of...
