Pаssаge Identificаtiоn: 1) Identify the text; 2) Explain the dramatic cоntext and hоw it explores major themes; 3) Explain how the passage illustrates Henry James's style.It bristled there--somewhere near at hand, however unseen still---as the hunted thing, even as the trodden worm of the adage must bristle; and he at this instant tasted probably of a sensation more complex than had ever before found itself consistent with sanity. It was as if it would have shamed him that a character so associated with his own should triumphantly succeed in just skulking, should to the end not risk the open; so that the drop of this danger was, on the spot, a great lift of the whole situation. Yet with another rare shift of the same subtlety he was already tryng to measure by how much more he himself might now be in peril of fear; so rejoicing that he could, n another form, actively inspire that fear, and simultaneously quaking for the form in which he might passively know it.