The Wanderer.

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…judgmentally.) The first voice then comes back with six lines that agree with some of what the Wanderer has said (a man "must never too quickly unburden his breast" [l. 105]), but essentially changes the context of the Wanderer's words by introducing a plea to a Heavenly Father for mercy, with an implied assurance that the Father will watch over and protect his people. I don' think the Wanderer has much sense of being watched over.