The protagonist and his companion Ganelon are escaping from his brother's pursuit.
Shadows are parallel worlds of two real worlds.
"What are our chances of escaping him?"
"Pretty fair now, I'd say, that we've got more distance behind us. I am going to shuffle some more shadows as soon as my heads stop spinning."
["The Guns of Avalon" of The Great Book of Amber by Roger Zelazny]
I think "pretty fair now" is an object of "say."
And I'd like to know if the underlined "that" clause is also an object of "say."
Shadows are parallel worlds of two real worlds.
"What are our chances of escaping him?"
"Pretty fair now, I'd say, that we've got more distance behind us. I am going to shuffle some more shadows as soon as my heads stop spinning."
["The Guns of Avalon" of The Great Book of Amber by Roger Zelazny]
I think "pretty fair now" is an object of "say."
And I'd like to know if the underlined "that" clause is also an object of "say."