Black Cowboy, Wild Horses

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What is the main reason Bob Lemmons can't light a fire at night in 'Black Cowboy, Wild Horses'?

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The horses will smell the smoke on him.

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What hobby sends Bob Lemmons out onto the plains in 'Black Cowboy, Wild Horses'?

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Rounding up a herd of wild horses.

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What illustrates Bob Lemmons' inner conflict in 'Black Cowboy, Wild Horses'?

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Bob's decision to do his job rather than run toward the horizon.

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How is Bob Lemmons similar to the horses in 'Black Cowboy, Wild Horses'?

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He loves the wide open plains.

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What does the word 'track' mean in the context of following an animal?

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To follow.

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What is a key characteristic of wild horses in 'Black Cowboy, Wild Horses'?

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They are free and roam the plains.

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What does Bob Lemmons do when he encounters a wild stallion?

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He tries to approach it carefully.

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What is the significance of the wide open plains in 'Black Cowboy, Wild Horses'?

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They represent freedom and the natural habitat of the horses.

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What does Bob Lemmons' job as a cowboy involve?

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Managing and caring for horses.

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What emotion does Bob Lemmons feel towards the wild horses?

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Compassion and respect.