With him, he has a firearm and a sack brimming with dead winged animals. He stuffs flying creatures as a profession and appreciates it all that much. Sylvia is both frightened of him yet pulled in to him in the meantime. He can hardly wait to discover the heron so he offers Sylvia ten dollars to demonstrat to him where the winged creature is. Sylvia likes the feathered creatures due to their excellence however the seeker just likes them in light of the fact that they make incredible trophies. We don't know much about the seeker on the grounds that they never let us know what his name is.
"A White Heron" has a wide range of topics and fascinating thoughts in it. I think it was an incredible short story however could be exceptionally intriguing if the creator had proceeded with the story and completed Sylvia her life. It is incredible to complete her grown-up life and perhaps proceed with an association with the