In John Sandford's novel "Deadline," the character D. Wayne Sharf is depicted with a vivid and humorous metaphor, likening his movement to that of a sly, quick creature. This simile paints Sharf as both agile and cunning, suggesting he is approaching a target with intention and stealth, much like a weasel after its prey in a chicken house. It emphasizes his resourcefulness and perhaps a sense of urgency in his actions.
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