What does thing (line 1) refer to?
the line:
A twitching thing, it moves as if it were still...
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What does thing (line 1) refer to?
the line:
A twitching thing, it moves as if it were still alive. But it can’t be. The hand isn’t attached to
anything. Sinews, veins and skin dried up, discoloured, dead on the page. Yet it moves as if no
one has told it.
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