Because of these hunting trips and adventure outings our hero is a much better shot than he realizes. Although I never say it in the book he really likes guns but not for the firing, it's more for the mechanical beauty of them. His mind loves the way the parts interact with each other more than anything else about the guns. That is partially why he never was very good with the bow and arrow, the mechanics of it just didn't appeal to him.
In the dream that didn't make it into the book his friends are trying to help him and at the same time kill him always hunting him or driving him to a certain point in his dream world. Naturally it's just his mind trying to figure out the problems of his waking world manifesting themselves in ways he can understand but with many dreams everything is not just spelled out and he stays confused.
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