It all seems a bit unfair, my lord, begging your pardon. What could we have done to save the unicorns? We were afraid of the Red Bull. What could we have done? One word might have been enough, King Lír replied. You'll never know now. He
In "The Last Unicorn" by Peter S. Beagle, a character expresses frustration over their inability to save the unicorns, feeling that circumstances have conspired against them. The fear of the Red Bull serves as a significant barrier, highlighting the helplessness they experience in the face of overwhelming danger. This sense of defeat raises questions about the choices made and the missed opportunities to act.
King Lír's response emphasizes the idea that...
