Nat and Anna at the Beach | POEM

Nat and Anna walk along the beach, discussing jellyfish. Anna warns Nat about jellyfish, describing them as large, yellow, and painful if they sting. Nat becomes overly cautious, mistaking seaweed and wood for jellyfish. Anna reassures him, but Nat remains anxious. Eventually, they both mistake an old balloon for a jellyfish, leading to a moment of reflection on their shared fear of jellyfish.

What was Nat's final conclusion about the object he thought was a jellyfish?

How did both Nat and Anna feel about jellyfish by the end of their conversation?