In The White Heron, the author demonstrates two different types of relationships with animals. She is using the main character Sylvia and the ornithologist's views of animals. Sylvias' admiration towards animals is pure and beneficial for them as she has zero intentions to hurt them. She truly values the animals lives and genuinely wants them to be free and safe. Contrary the ornithologist also likes animals but in a very different way. He likes to kill them for his enjoyment and keep them for a collection. He asks Sylvia about the heron to capture it but Sylvia follows her heart and does…