Karena wrote:
>I was told that it referred to the view of the theatre from the
>stage - imagine a huge theatre like La Scala. You are facing into
>the mouth of the wolf.
That's very interesting. It suggests that the meaning of the
expression is to remind one of the seriousness of what one is about
to do.
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