why did the wolf had to get attention of the boys ？
The boys gripped their necks tighter, enjoying the fear that was sweeping across the boys’ faces as it meant
they were making an impact, gaining power. One of the little boys had a cut on his head fromone of the bullies and blood began to trickle.This made Wolf even madder and he had to get the attention of the boys. He put a finger to his lips: ‘Shhhhhh,’ he reassured.
do the boys refer to the big ones（bullies）？why did the wolf had to get attention of the boys and then put a finger to his lips？
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Seeing as I don't really know the story I can only guess what it means here...
I think the first time "The boys" is written, it refers to the the bullies, then the second time it is mentioned "the boys' faces" it refers to the people being bullied.
I'm not sure wether Wolf is a bully or someone else.. I'm not sure what is meant by the sentences after that...
The phrasing may suggest: Wolf wanted to get the attention of the ones being bullied (Because it says "reassured" at the end of the paragraph, and the only ones that would need reassuring are the ones being bullied) and then he had to put a finger on his own lips and say shhhhh to quiet them down or make sure they didn't make any noise.
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