There was a huge wire fence that ran along the length of the house and turned in at the top, extending further along in either direction, further than she could possibly see. The fence was very high, higher even than the house they were standing in, and there were huge wooden posts, like telegraph poles, dotted along it, holding it up. At the top of the fence enormous bales of barbed wire were tangled in spirals, and Gretel felt an unexpected pain inside her as she looked at the sharp spikes sticking out all the way round it.
There was a towering wire fence stretching along the length of the house and turning at the top, extending far beyond her sight. The fence was extremely tall, even taller than the house, supported by large wooden posts resembling telegraph poles. The top of the fence was entangled with huge bales of barbed wire in spirals, creating a menacing barrier that caught her attention.
Gretel experienced an unexpected sense of pain inside her as she observed the sharp spikes protruding from the barbed wire fence, highlighting the dangerous and intimidating nature of the barrier. The image of the high, spiked fence and the barbed wire conveyed a sense of confinement and threat surrounding the house and its surroundings.
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