The dog is expectantly awaiting the reaction of the person with him. He is expecting a response (in the form of the person’s reaction). He is ready to do even more after this person’s sign. ]]> Mental world of the dog in the picture, by Linda Evans

Is it good? Have I done it well?

The dog is expectantly awaiting the reaction of the person with him. He is expecting a response (in the form of the person’s reaction). He is ready to do even more after this person’s sign. Is ready to run after something the person will throw a little further and bring it back. He isn’t questioning why this is happening. He just knows something is thrown and next he runs after it and returns it in his mouth, and then he hopes he has done it well. And then something is thrown once again, and he brings it back in his mouth. And he hopes he has done it well.

And next they go inside, and then he eats food (he eats the food in his fooddish) and next he goes lying on his mat (a small carpet) on the ground. And then he sleeps for a while, and then there’s motion in the house of the people living there. And then people sit in the chairs in the vicinity of his mat, and then he sometimes jumps in the chair with them. And then the people watch the light (the TV), and he sometimes watches it too for a while, but he doesn’t see anything particular there. And then he wants to play a little with the people and get some attention, but he has to lay still, in the chair or on his mat.

When he wakes up in the morning, they go for a walk, and then he gets food. And then he lies on his mat for the greater part of the day. And then sometimes there’s commotion in the house and sometimes there isn’t. And then he sleeps for a while, and he walks around in the room for a while, and then he chews a bone. And like this time goes by.
And then he’s happy to see his master, and they go for a walk, and he can have a run in the garden, and his master plays with him for a while.
His master sometimes works in the garden (vegetable garden or flower garden, brown soil), and then he walks somewhere around there. And sometimes there are also other people in the garden, and he can sit with them. And sometimes there are children and then they play together.

His whole life revolves around the family he belongs to. He has got a good life, he has a good bond with the family and particularly with one person in this family, a young man. His life chiefly revolves around this person. He looks forward to his master coming home. Then he gets some attention. Then his master eats and he sits beside the table and he sometimes gets a little. Sometimes he may come with him in the car and then they go outside and he gets a leach around his neck and he can walk along with his master. He is always happy when he can walk somewhere together with his master. Those are pleasant moments, which he enjoys. They liven things up a bit and they make him get out of the daily routine.

By and large he’s happy. He lives his everyday life, doesn’t question anything, doesn’t think about anything, just observes and experiences. His life consists of eating, going for a walk, lying on the mat, getting some attention from people and from his master. Playing a little with his master (fetching a stick his master has thrown away), having a walk in the garden.
He particularly looks forward to his master coming home or to seeing his master or some other person when they are at home (sometimes they are occupied with something in another room), and to walking somewhere near them or to getting some attention or having some contact.
Whether he will see anyone occupies him a lot, that is what occupies him the most during the day, and whether anyone will enter when they are passing the door.

The two things his life predominantly revolves around are, for the greater part, anticipation that he will see someone and in the second place the activities together with the people he belongs to.

Once in a while when they go for a walk he sees another dog, and then he is somewhat intrigued, and then he wants to sniff this dog (I don’t sense he’s interested in mental contact with that dog or that there’s a mental exchange between the dogs), and then they walk on. And then he forgets about the dog. It’s his master his world revolves around. It’s being together with his master and getting attention from his master his life revolves around.

Is happy, has got a good life. He (or she) is well accepted as one of the group. He has acquired a place in the group. He is respected, he gets his share. He counts ]]> Linda Evans senses the mental world of wolves in a picture

Second wolf from the left, wolf nr. 2

Is happy, has got a good life. He (or she) is well accepted as one of the group. He has acquired a place in the group. He is respected, he gets his share. He counts as much as the others. He is not pushed aside, he is not cast out. He gets equal parts of the food as the others.

There’s plenty of food available, there are lots of small animals in the neighbourhood they can hunt for, they are never hungry. They move in groups through the landscape in search of food.
When a member of the pack has been able to catch a prey, this is shared, unless it’s a small animal. Everyone in the group gets sufficient food. If one wolf catches a lot of food, then this is shared with others, so that every wolf gets enough.

As well as going in search of food and eating, they lie together in a group on the ground or they are sleeping in a group.

His feelings towards the other wolves of the pack: he is great friends with the wolf on his right (the wolf on the far left in the picture, wolf nr. 1). He likes him and they get on very well. They often play together (biting each other slightly, fighting playfully). They share food between one another. Wolf nr. 1 has sometimes not enough and then he gives a bit of his part, he doesn’t mind. To him friendship is more important than a filled stomach. Only if he’s very hungry and there is not much food he won’t share with wolf nr.1. But as soon as he has sufficient food himself, he will feel sorry for wolf nr.1 and he will make sure that wolf nr.1 gets some food.

Wolf nr.1 sometimes walks with a limp and can at times only advance with difficulty. The other wolves of the pack don’t care about that and leave wolf nr.1 to fend for himself. But he takes care of his companion. When wolf nr.1 can no longer keep up with the group and when the others are way ahead, he stays near wolf nr.1. Even if this means he’ll miss out on food. Then he stays on the spot with wolf nr.1 and he searches some food in the immediate neighbourhood (small animals) which he shares with wolf nr.1. And then they stay together until the other wolves return.
When wolf nr.1 is tired and exhausted and is unable to keep up with the group, then he does not find it in his heart to leave him alone and he stays with him. Even if this means fasting. The other wolves approve it. They don’t care. On occasion the wolf on his left (wolf nr.3) shows some disdain with regard to this (by growling) but it doesn’t bother him.

Wolf nr.1 is a wolf that came from another pack and that has joined their group. Wolf nr.3 didn’t like this newcomer and growled at him, but he (wolf nr.2) went to him, and stayed with him for a while, with wolf nr.3 growling at a distance. But after a number of days wolf nr.3 got more indifferent and they came closer and wolf nr.1 could stay without any problem. But wolf nr.3 has always ignored wolf nr.1 and has never showed him any regard. Wolf nr.1 is accepted, but with reserve.

His (wolf nr.2) feeling toward wolf nr.3 is a feeling of competition, wolf nr 3 is the boss and is dominant and he (wolf nr.2) follows and he knows his place. But he is a bit jealous and if he would see the opportunity to cut out wolf nr.3 he wouldn’t abstain from it, but there’s no chance. He doesn’t show his true feelings to wolf nr.3. On the contrary, he shows respect for him (= he knows his place), is submissive, he demonstrates his (false) affection to him (by going round in circles beside him, by turning round a few times beside him). In spite of this he does in fact have respect for wolf nr.3 because he’s the leader.

His feelings towards wolf nr.4: he doesn’t know him very well, he doesn’t hang around a lot of time with him, he is rather indifferent to him. However he is jealous of wolf nr.4 because that one is slightly more regarded by and gets slightly more attention from wolf nr.3 than himself. If wolf nr.3 gives up some food, wolf nr.4 will always get food first and will always get more food than himself. The difference between how he is treated by wolf nr.3 and how wolf nr.4 is treated is subtle, but he can notice it though. It is clear to him that wolf nr.4 is a bit favoured and that wolf nr.3 feels more affection for wolf nr.4 than for himself.

First wolf from the left, wolf nr.1

Is curious about what is happening behind him, is hearing a noise.
Belongs to the group, is a bit older. Can’t move on as well as the others, doesn’t always find food. He gets leftovers from the animals caught that the others don’t eat. When another animal has finished eating from his catch, he gets the rest. Sometimes a wolf just eats a small part of his catch, and the rest is for him.

He usually lies at a small distance from the other animals of the group. That’s because his rank in the group is a bit lower and he has a few less rights. Other than that he’s accepted in the group and he has about the same rights as the others.

His feelings towards wolf nr.2: he is being helped by him and he is grateful for it. He is looked at with some contempt by the other wolves and he is ignored, but that doesn’t hit him hard. He’s got one companion in the group (wolf nr.2) and that is sufficient. He doesn’t take everything too much to heart, he is very happy to have some food (sometimes a bit less than the others, and he can’t always catch much himself, but he doesn’t mind all that), and not to have to wander about alone and being left to his own devices. Because that is dreadful. He’s happy to be admitted in the group, and apart from that he’s satisfied with anything.
Feelings towards wolf nr.2: that wolf looks after him, he is dependent on him, gratitude, feeling united, love, a feeling of belonging together.

His feelings towards wolf nr.3: he doesn’t care much about him, wolf nr.3 ignores him and sometimes scornfully leaves over some food, but that doesn’t affect him much. He couldn’t care less about wolf nr.3, he pretends to respect him but in his heart it’s not the case.
His feelings towards wolf nr.4: that one is more of a stranger to him, he has got little contact with him, that one is always near wolf nr.3, he couldn’t care less about him.
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Second wolf from the right, wolf nr.3

That wolf is dominant and aggressive.
He is thinking up a strategy to get hold of food. He thinks of which direction they have to head for to catch food. He thinks of a hole of smaller animals where they can catch animals. This hole is in a forward direction. He also thinks of the possibility on his right. There are a great deal of holes with lots of animals over there.
He takes charge when they hunt. He goes in front and the others follow a little behind him. If there’s not much food to catch or if there’s only one hole, he assumes the responsibility for the catch. If he catches some food, this is proportionally divided among the members of the pack. He eats a part of the catch first, and next the others eat. The wolf on the far left eats last and if there is anything left.

Feelings towards the others wolves: they all belong together, he knows his place and the others know their place, he feels respect towards and a bond with the wolves beside him, and looks somewhat down upon wolf nr.1. But yet he won’t hurt that wolf and he will help him when he needs help, because the wolf belongs to the group and that is respected. He only feels some contempt for him and he will also let it be seen to him.
- By ignoring him, (walking alongside him without making any contact), by growling. By this the wolf knows he has to keep his seat.
- By making sure that the rest of the food he’s caught is sometimes solely reserved for the other wolves and that nothing or nothing much remains for that wolf.

Sometimes he (wolf nr.3) is in a better mood and he can bear it more that that wolf tucks into a prey he’s caught. On occasion when the members of the group are lying on the ground together, he can tolerate it better that that wolf is lying closer by him, and he won’t growl.
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Wolf on the (far) right in the picture, wolf nr.4

That wolf is out for food. She is focused on herself and doesn’t care much about the others. She lives in her own small world and has little contact with other wolves.
She is particularly preoccupied with food and standing in wolf nr.3’s favour. She displays a somewhat slimy behaviour towards wolf nr.3, in order to be in favour with wolf nr. 3. She walks close beside him (= a bond, we belong together), she caresses him (rubbing with her head against him, is a sign of the greatest respect for him), she goes in search of food for him and puts it down before him (he gets her food, that is a sign of the highest possible respect), she lays her paws across him when they lie and rest on the ground, (again a sign of the utmost respect).
Wolf nr.3 tolerates this from her, from many others he wouldn’t tolerate this. This is a sign that he accepts her respect for him and that she is greatly accepted by him.
She chiefly butters up wolf nr.3 because she’s out for the best food. And she has noticed that it does the trick, because she thinks she is a bit more favoured as to food than other wolves. She has the impression that wolf nr.3 lets her eat the quickest when he’s finished and also leaves the best parts to her. She thinks she has noticed he favours her slightly above the other wolves as to food. This proves that her slimy attitude is working and that he doesn’t see that she actually doesn’t mean it. She purely does it to get more food.

Attitude towards wolf nr.1: she’s scarcely aware of him being there. She’s so self-absorbed and so caught in her own small world and she’s so preoccupied with getting a lot of food, that she hardly notices the presence of the other wolves in the pack.
Attitude towards wolf nr.2: ditto + she’s slightly jealous of him, and she is slightly competing with him. This has everything to do with the fact that she wants to receive the best and the most food. She is a little more aware of wolf nr.2 than wolf nr.1 because she is competing with him for food.

Is looking for food. Is hungry. Is very hungry, hasn’t eaten anything for quite some time, yet he has drunk. He knows where to go to find food: to a bunch of trees where he can ]]> Description of a chimpanzee’s mental world based on a picture, by Linda Evans.

The chimpanzee in the picture

Is looking for food. Is hungry. Is very hungry, hasn’t eaten anything for quite some time, yet he has drunk. He knows where to go to find food: to a bunch of trees where he can pick fruit and where other chimpanzees are as well.

Has pain in his chest on the right (at the height of the lung) and this is impeding climbing and moving in the trees. He is quickly out of breath, he constantly has to rest for a while and he has difficulty swinging from branch to branch. The other chimps are taking the food from under his nose. That’s why he hasn’t eaten for quite some time and he is half-starved.

It’s everyone for himself, the monkeys are each providing their own food. If a monkey hasn’t eaten for a good length of time, he won’t get anything from the others either, he has to manage on his own.

He is thinking of maggots he could eat, and which he rather likes, and he knows where to find them. But then he would have to walk for a good while and he is dreading that. He’s tired and he’s in pain and because of the pain he can’t move forward very quickly. He is thinking whether he should head for the trees or the maggots.

His back is aching, but that’s due to walking. He has been looking for food, he has covered a great distance, but he hasn’t been successful.

He feels lonely, isn’t happy, is sad. He feels somewhat abandoned, somewhat cast out, no one cares for him. He is somewhat pushed aside by the other monkeys, he is not allowed to come too close by. At night he returns to the group of chimpanzees he belongs to, but then he has no contact with the others. He sits by himself at some distance from the group. He is somewhat excluded.

The monkeys flock together as this offers a better protection against predators. Predators are not likely to attack a colony of apes.

Sometimes he hasn’t eaten anything when he joins the group at night and he has to go to sleep hungrily.
Sometimes when he’s in the group, there’s a female that comes up to him and plays with him. Sometimes several females. That makes him very happy.  If he wants to make contact with a monkey from the group, and approaches someone, they don’t want him and they walk out on him. In fact he doesn’t know why. Sometimes there’s a female sleeping around him on the floor, and then he’s very happy, then he doesn’t feel so alone, even when he’s hungry. The males never approach him, they keep at a distance.

When his mother was still alive he was protected and there was always food. Then he was always in a group of females with their young and he was accepted in the group. The young used to play together and used to make fun together (e.g. running behind one another, climbing in trees). His mother used to lead the way for him in gathering food (picking fruit from the trees), and he used to follow her and he could pick his own fruit. He was protected against the others who would have pushed him away if his mother hadn’t been there (because they wanted the food for themselves, in a monkey colony the law of the jungle appears to be in force, the one who is stronger or dominant due to his personality or who has a higher rank, takes away the food from the weaker monkey or who is more submissive, or has a lower rank).

Now the other monkeys just take the food away from under his nose and he has to helplessly watch the others grabbing all the food with nothing being left for him. Therefore he goes searching for food on his own, but he’s not always successful.

He is too weak to stand up against the others, he lets them push him around very easily, he is unable to fight back. He doesn’t dare to do anything against another monkey grabbing the food from under his nose. He stands by resignedly and he is sad.

Sometimes small pieces of fruit that the others do not want are left, and then these are for him. Then he’s deliriously happy, then he has something to eat. And then he goes to sleep happily.

His life consists of looking for food, and for the rest he’s alone, except from some females who sometimes come and play with him and sleep around him at night, which makes him happy.

He feels small and inferior to the other monkeys. He doesn’t dare to stand up for himself. He’s very happy if he’s not cast off too much, and if has found some food during the day, and can sit in the group at night and is tolerated.

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Chimp Clint

A good nature, kind-hearted. Lonely.

Mostly he’s alone in ]]> Mental world of a chimpanzee (Chimp Clint) on the basis of a picture, by Linda Evans

I sense the personality and the mental state of an animal or a person in a picture as it was on the moment the picture was taken.

Chimp Clint

A good nature, kind-hearted.
Lonely.

Mostly he’s alone in a small space (a cage), in a room where there’s usually no one. (It feels like the cage is standing on something, like a table, makes me think of a room with some tables). Then he’s bored, he has nothing to do. Then he sleeps for a while. There tend to be long periods of time in which there is no movement in the room the cage is in. (It feels like a few days to 3 to 4 days). He answers nature’s call in the cage. Often there is no food, no water. In one of the corners of the cage there is some straw. Now and then he hears sounds coming from outside, voices and the noise of a car, and he hears some movement in the room his cage is in or he hears a door opening. Thus he knows he’s not alone in the building. He sleeps for a while and just sits there waiting Until some food is brought in again.

From time to time suddenly someone is in front of his cage, and he is released, and then they go outside through the corridors together (it feels like something is being attached around his neck, a leach), sometimes he takes the person’s hand, or at times he doesn’t, and then he comes into the open, and then they walk a while (there is a strip of asphalt with a lawn on the edge). And next they go inside again, to his cage. This is a moment he is fond of, he is eager to go back to his cage, because he knows there will be food and water. Every time he returns from having been somewhere, the cage is tidied and there is food and water.

And once in a while all of a sudden there is someone at his cage again, this person is taller and broader than the one who comes and gets him for a walk. Then he is released from his cage, and he walks along with this person to the door of the room.  (It feels as if the person has got something red on his back, but I’m not able to place it) And then they come into corridors and empty rooms and subsequently they enter a big white room with some things in it. Sometimes there’s a person in this room, sometimes there are several. And then they do odd things to him. He doesn’t understand why this happens. He has to sit down on a chair, and then they put something on his head. He feels something is being pressed on his head. And next he feels something in his head, he feels small shocks in his head. Sometimes he feels these tiny shocks in his body as well. And then it’s over, and he can leave again. And next they go through the rooms and the corridors again, and they return to his cage. And then the cage is cleaned somewhat and there is fresh straw and there is water and food.

Sometimes when he’s in the room with the people, he has to lie down on a narrow oblong table with a white ground and subsequently he is tied up to the table. They put a band across his chest and his arms. At these moments there are two to three people present around the table. And next he feels pricks.  Sometimes he is released afterwards and at other times they leave him lying for some more time. Sometimes he is far away for a while (anaesthetized) and then he comes to again. Sometimes he is immediately taken back to his cage afterwards and sometimes they again put something on his head and he feels the tiny shocks again. In fact he prefers being allowed to return straight away and no longer being put something on his head. Because he is eager to return to his cage, because he knows there will be food and water in his cage as well as fresh straw and his cage will be cleaned. Then he’s happy there’s food and he indulges in the food and those are brief moments of happiness. And next he’s alone again. There’s food for a couple of days and then it runs out. And subsequently he is without any food for a few days and they come for him again.

Sometimes when he’s in that room with the people, he has to do peculiar things. Sometimes he has to walk on the spot in a small space, and he has been attached something to his chest and back by means of threads. Sometimes he has to stand with his back against a wall and again something is attached on his chest and back again.

Sometimes he sits on a chair next to a person sitting on a chair too. (It makes me think of the person whom he goes for a walk with).
And next this person shows him things and he has to indicate things. (It has something to do with colours and symbols I guess, he has to indicate the same colours or symbols). And subsequently the person sits in front of him on a chair, and next is holding small coloured balls, and then he has to point out things once again. Or then this person is holding up some cards (about the size of a tarot card), with symbols or colours on it, and then he has to point to things once more. And afterwards he gets something to eat, and sometimes he doesn’t.

For the rest he usually sits lonely in his cage, and sometimes he’s sad. And he waits for something to happen again. And he sleeps for a little while and he sits and waits, and he eats a little and drinks a little. And then the food runs out, and then it takes some time before someone comes, and then someone comes once again. (He might be without food or drink for a few days)

There is no bond with the people surrounding him, they are strangers to him. He is neutral towards them. They give him food, that’s all/it. (There is no understanding of being deprived of his freedom by them). Sometimes he’s angry with them, and he doesn’t want to cooperate, and he doesn’t want to do as they ask. He’s hungry, he first wants to get food. Sometimes he hasn’t eaten for a few days. He always has to do all kinds of things whilst he doesn’t feel well. At times he doesn’t want to cooperate at all. And then they bring him back. And then his cage is not sufficiently cleaned and there is still no fresh food and water. And then he feels so miserable and sad. And then he’s so angry. And then the following day they come and fetch him again, and he receives some food and water, but not enough to satisfy his hunger, and then he cooperates willingly. Since he knows if he cooperates he can return to his cage afterwards and his cage will be cleaned and there will be food. And this prospect encourages him to cooperate.
He doesn’t understand why he has to do all these things, but yet he does it as he consequently gets food.

Has probably lived in captivity for his entire life. Anyhow I can’t sense memories of a life in freedom in the picture. I can only perceive vague memories of a life in captivity, of a life in a room inside and of a room in the open as well, together with some other chimpanzees.

Is more intelligent than the other two chimps I have described and that can be read about on this site, and also than other chimpanzees in other pictures I sensed briefly to check their intelligence. In pictures of chimpanzees I frequently sense they don’t reason, don’t think. That they merely observe and are able to learn by watching examples they can remember and imitate. In the picture of Chimp Clint though I sense he is able to reason. Chimp Clint can reflect on something, reason, see logical connections, draw conclusions, understand.
I made the effort to sense some more pictures of chimps as to their intellectual capabilities. And then I was surprised to sense several pictures of chimps able to reflect on something, to reason and understand.

The chimpanzee in the picture on the right is also a chimp that reasons.

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Is imprisoned, is ]]> The description below results from sensing the picture. What is described is not made up, but the actual emotions of the parrot in the picture.  The subconscious mind of a person or an animal is copied in a picture. And this subconscious mind can be perceived by someone with psychic abilities.

Is imprisoned, is not free, has a limited flying scope, is in a cage. He’s more or less resigned himself to his fate, yet he would like to be free, he dreams about freedom, is sad because he’s caged. He was very rebellious when he was first caged. The revolt is over, he feels more resigned now, he knows he won’t be set free anymore, he is very sad. He is filled with nostalgia for where he lived, he was free, he was happy.
He is worried, there are two others in the cage who don’t like him, and that he doesn’t like either, they come flying towards him in order to intimidate him, to show him his position. I (Linda Evans) can see an image of the parrot imagining this, they come towards him flapping about vehemently, and then they shoot up with all speed, one of the parrots is red, the other one is yellow and/or green. They want to show him they are in control and he has to keep quiet, and he doesn’t have to expect any friendship from them. He feels lonely, has no friendship, he’s sad because he has no one.

He’s lonely, is sad, unhappy. He would rather not live anymore, he would rather be dead, so that it’s all over. I can sense that the parrot has a notion of ‘being dead’. Being dead equals having a lifeless body, having no more worries, not existing any longer.
Sometimes there are people moving along the cage and walking in. I can perceive an image of the parrot’s impression with regard to this: it’s a man in shorts, black hair, solidly built, rather plump. This man comes in to clean the cage and change the food. He works in the cage for a while, and then he’s off again. He also cleans the floor. The parrot keeps at a distance from this man, the other parrots go and sit on his shoulder and are getting nuts from this man. The parrot then sits down in the corner of the cage waiting for the man to have finished. The man is in the cage for about half an hour (I can perceive a sense of time through the parrot).

He doesn’t eat much, he doesn’t feel much like eating. Nothing tastes good, the food doesn’t appeal to him. Not eating nor drinking, neither. He only drinks when he’s really very thirsty. And he who was so keen on eating, who could delight in food (is a memory I can perceive).

He feels very heavy and languid, doesn’t feel like flying. Would rather just sit down in a corner and die. Is depressed.

He sometimes thinks of the other parrots he knew when he was still free. He thinks about how they had fun together and how they flew through one another in the air as a  game. And how they could go on doing this until they were dead tired. I can perceive images of parrots flying through one another. Those were happy, carefree days.

There was sufficient food, sometimes it was somewhat narrow, but there were at most a few days of fasting and then there was food again, there was always enough water. He was sometimes jealous of another parrot who had caught a fat worm, and he had wanted to take it from him, but he restrained himself. With this I can perceive (an image of) a recollection about it. He and another parrot walking on the ground and the other having caught a fat worm. (a parrot sees the colour of a worm as pink)

When he had been able to catch a fat worm himself, he was as proud as a peacock. And then he liked the fact that the other parrots who were searching on the ground too, had seen it. So as to make them jealous for having been able to catch a fat worm. Those were happy times. I can sense a tremendous feeling of happiness in these memories. He was so happy, so happy, then. And now there’s only sadness and he would rather die.

I can also  perceive a recollection of some parrots drinking water together (there were yellow-green parrots there) from a brook or a little stream. And how they pushed each other away just for fun/for a laugh/for the fun of it and pecked at each other and tumbled on the ground and chased each other and how much fun they were having together then/in those days.

The nights used to be chilly sometimes, especially towards the break of day, – I can perceive an image of sleeping on a branch in trees and I sense the memory of the chilly environment – and always they all were all feeling glad when the dawn had progressed a little, because then the sun had broken through and the air had warmed up. I can sense the memory of the enjoyment of the warmth as the sun broke through.

The recollection of being captured: he doesn’t know what happened, all of a sudden he was in a sack, he was in the dark, he heard voices (of people he knows now), he was terrified, he thought of the other parrots, he felt being lifted. Later he ended up in a oblong, narrow space which was not very high, so that he had to lie down. There is a notion of being transported. And the rest of what he remembers is the cage in which he ended up. That cage was bigger than the cage he is in now, and there were no other parrots either, he was alone.

He has never been able to adapt to his imprisonment, he has never wanted to hang around with other parrots present in the cages he was staying in, he has never mixed with the others. And now he’s stuck with those two aggressive parrots menacingly flying up to him to deliberately provoke him. He wished he was dead. He is deeply unhappy, very sad and lonely.

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