The Decameron
Federigo to kill his falcon.is it in a way similar to monnas decision to ask him fo it?
Describe the both to them had to make
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I'm sorry, I do not understand your question. Frederigo kills and serves the falcon because he believes it will please Monna. In turn, Monna desires the falcon, but she wants is alive... not for dinner.
