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3. Stanza 1 ends with "Their men and horses consumed." Who is the speaker referring to and why does the stanza end with that line.

3. Stanza 1 ends with "Their men and horses consumed." Who is the speaker referring to and why does the stanza end with that line.
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3. Stanza 1 ends with "Their men and horses consumed."

Who is the speaker referring to and why does the stanza
end with that line.

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User Rogin Thomas
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They all ate that’s what the speaker is referring to
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