"But now a lioness just done with killing oxen-- blood dripped down her jaws, her mouth was frothing-- comes to slake her thirst at a cool spring close to the tree. By moonlight Thisbe sees the savage beast, with trembling feet, the girl is quick to seek a shadowed cave, but even as she flees, her shawl slips from her shoulders." - “Pyramus and Thisbe” - Ovid Consider the part of the poem you just read. What do you think is most likely to happen to Thisbe next? Write your response in one to two sentences.