did it have a problem or something?
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ManlyKubrick — 18 years ago(March 11, 2008 07:24 AM)
No idea. In the short story it's just explained that pigeons are very territorial in new york. They'll hardly give up their space in the park and places. The guy says the pigeon had a look in its eyes like 'he's in my territory now'. It's supposed to sense he's helpless up there the same way it would be on the ground. Of course, it adds quite a bit of tension too.
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foebane72 — 13 years ago(November 15, 2012 03:22 PM)
In the short story it's just explained that pigeons are very territorial in new york.
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swlitzy — 16 years ago(October 13, 2009 07:38 PM)
I dont know why it kept doing that, but i found it funny as hell! I couldnt stop laughing for some reason lol
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mrmuggles — 16 years ago(November 30, 2009 03:36 AM)
The reason it was pecking at him is because he was probably near the nest. I'm quite sure this is the reason from the book. Not that you need a reason for a bird to peck at your feet, ducks often do that too.
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TheFatDruidofNacyl — 14 years ago(November 25, 2011 02:27 AM)
I think the pigeon was on the payroll of the main bad guy. If I remember he came back at that guy because the check bounced.
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pavel-959-574618 — 13 years ago(April 09, 2012 09:59 PM)
The pigeon was an extra from Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds.
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