Mostly I'm thinking that if we give the owl really specific instructions with Terry we don't want him cutting corners because he's getting tired of waiting. We want him to either succeed in getting Terry the message without being seen at all by anyone, OR we want him to just come back. Because getting him the message but being seen by Carrow is worse than just failing altogether.
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Mostly I'm thinking that if we give the owl really specific instructions with Terry we don't want him cutting corners because he's getting tired of waiting. We want him to either succeed in getting Terry the message without being seen at all by anyone, OR we want him to just come back. Because getting him the message but being seen by Carrow is worse than just failing altogether.