Do the leaves pull the wind?

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Update: Greetings, monks!
I apologize for my making light of this subject within the hallowed nodes of this monastery. I will refrain from from such blatant attempts at humor and idle philosophical rants unrelated to Perl enlightenment.

My original thoughts with this post were along the lines of what we allow to act upon our objects... and what we allow our objects to act upon. In other words:

$leaves->pull($wind);
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-OR-

$wind->blow($leaves);
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-Daruma

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