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In this passage, Adams provides some backstory about General Woundwort’s early years. After watching his whole family being killed at the hands of a man, Woundwort began a campaign of violence throughout the English countryside, eventually coming to power as the leader of a powerful warren. This, Adams suggests, is the reason why Woundwort fears and hates men so much—and the reason that he has enacted violent, authoritarian measures of concealment and punishment as the leader of Efrafa. In attempting to explain the motivation for Woundwort’s actions, Adams falls shy of excusing them—he condemns the ways in which Woundwort has…