Harold Rides Out

Edward gives an order, and Harold rides for the coast with a hawk on his fist and hounds running under the horses. Watch the two populations. In the middle band every creature is property, carried, held, taken along. Seven centimetres above and below, a second set of animals runs the whole length and answers to nobody. The camera puts the hawk directly under the border birds so you can see both at once, then follows the men down to the water. Worth waiting for: A man wading out to the ships with a hound held up in both arms, keeping it dry.