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The bear and the boy are the two fueding powers in this story and when they finally meet at the climax, the boy finally gets his chance to kill the bear. They were rivals and this instant where "the flesh and bones which bore them, and touched, pledged by something, affirmed something more lastingthan the frail web of bones and flesh which any accident could obliterate((653)," was to be their final showdown.