The hunting of the stag in the second canto of book one strongly suggests the pursuit of Charles I. Suggestions of this sort are undoubtedly convincing in general, even if they don't work out so well in particular."
In the second canto of book one, a vivid scene depicting the pursuit of a stag strongly implies that the true target is Charles I. Although this analogy may not be effective in every situation, its general validity is undeniable.