Was bedeutet I scrape together a pile of leaves and push them against the trunk, then put the dog inside and shuffle in next to him.

What is the meaning of 'putting the dog inside and shuffling in next to him'? ?

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mncupp

30 Dez 2020

Englisch (US)

It means “he placed the dog in the middle of the pile of leaves” and “sat down in the pile of leaves beside the dog, wiggling into the pile of leaves so it doesn’t fall apart”

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mncupp

30 Dez 2020

Englisch (US)

Unless there is a sentence before this that says there is a hole in the trunk. Is he pushing the pile of leaves next to a hole in the tree trunk and putting the dog into the tree?

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gadgeteer

12 Feb 2021

Koreanisch

@mncupp Oh yes, please see below. These are sentences before the above sentences:)
I see a felled tree trunk lying across the way. It is a huge beech tree with its branches spreading out like angel wings. I gently place Moose under the tree and wriggle beside him.

Thanks for your kind answer/teaching :) Two more quick question.

1) 'pushing them(leaves) against' here means 'pushing them(leaves) next to the trunk?
2) What is 'shuffling in next to him' in your answer?

Jfyi, this is coming after the above sentences(this is all about this situation other than the above sentences):
I curl into a tight ball around my dog. The leaves rustle and shift, covering me.