Good, I said, completely provoked. You deserve it. Maybe that will teach you to go haring round the countryside kidnapping young women and k-killing people, and… I felt myself ridiculously close to tears and stopped, fighting for control. Dougal was growing impatient with this conversation. Well, can ye keep one foot on each side of the horse, man? He can't go anywhere! I protested indignantly. He ought to be in hospital! Certainly he can't--- My protests, as usual, went completely ignored. Can ye ride? Dougal repeated. Aye, if ye'll take the lassie off my chest and fetch me a clean shirt.
The narrator expresses frustration and anger towards someone who has caused harm, believing they deserve the punishment they are receiving. Despite feeling emotional and on the verge of tears, the narrator struggles to maintain composure. This indicates a deep sense of empathy and concern for the victims of the person's actions, highlighting the gravity of the situation.
Dougal's impatience adds a layer of urgency to the conversation, as he demands a...
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