The wind on the headland whined softly round them, and although, as they watched, Great-Uncle Merry's expression did not change, they suddenly knew that some enormous emotion was flooding through him. Like an electric current it tingled the air, exciting and frightening at the same time; though they could not understand what it was.
The characters are experiencing a deeply profound moment while on the headland, where the wind creates a soft whine around them. Their focus is on Great-Uncle Merry, whose steadfast expression masks an overwhelming emotional intensity that is palpable in the atmosphere. This sudden shift in emotion fills the air, creating a mix of excitement and fear among them.
Though the characters cannot fully comprehend the source or nature of this emotion, they can feel its powerful presence. The scene captures a moment of connection between the characters and the unseen forces at play, suggesting the weight of feelings that transcend their understanding. This interplay of nature and emotion adds depth to their experience, leaving them both intrigued and unsettled.
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