The charlatan changes his outward appearance while keeping his eye fixed on the prey, like a fisherman watching a fish. He wears sacred marks, rosaries, and holy insignia on his body, hiding his snares so the world cannot see them. Just as the fisherman baits the hook and conceals the barb within, the butcher lovingly raises the animal only to slaughter it in the end. Says Tuka, I am just such a fraud among people, yet You, O Panduranga, are merciful.