“A human mind-melded to a rat could move with the rodent, and smell and feel what it sensed…” Shutterstock/Linda Bestwick
In T. H. White’s sequence of novels The Once and Future King, the wizard Merlyn turns the younger Arthur, long term king of England, into various animals. As a small fish, Arthur swims in a moat and is terrorised via a more potent pike; as a hawk, Arthur learns to appreciate the dominant outdated falcon. In giving him those reviews, Merlyn targets to coach Arthur and make him a just right king.
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