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Why does the lion impress the young woman in the train from rhodesia?
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The sculpture of the lion impresses the woman because of the craftsmanship, time, and effort the merchant spent on it. The merchant didn't just make the sculpture because he needed to make money for food, but also because it actually means something to him. So, it is more of a symbolic sculpture than just a house-hold decoration.
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