[Of course he would shrug off that possibility.] Hn. [Albert looks back at the owl, watching it blink its large eyes as it continues scanning its surroundings.]
I suppose, if I do not want to bother with it, I can let it fly free and we can see how it will fend for itself. [But that would be irresponsible, especially knowing that an owl of that size could go after humans if it was confused and desperate enough.]
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I suppose, if I do not want to bother with it, I can let it fly free and we can see how it will fend for itself. [But that would be irresponsible, especially knowing that an owl of that size could go after humans if it was confused and desperate enough.]