Sylvia's Worry !

 Let's Discover What Sylvia is Concerned 

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Sylvia shows a lot of care and thought about nature and creatures. This was evident through her mental ideas that were initiated upon the hunter's discussion about his bird collection. As the hunter stated his admiration to kill birds, stuff them, and collect them, we see Sylvia flabbergasted and astonished with his hobby. She was very shocked at how someone could view the beauty of such creatures from such a violent perspective; that's when she started to question her decision on helping him find the white heron. It was quotes that "she could not understand why he killed the very birds he seemed to like so much". We see this concern growing once more when she finds the heron, and we can infer that too many inquiries are roaming inside her head about what is correct to do ( to reveal the heron's spot and earn money or to maintain the secret of the heron's location and satisfy her loyalty towards nature ).