This was assuming the man would alight from his seat on the bench on the same side that the voice had come from, the side where Marcelo’s feet were, the left side if facing forward. If so, then Marcelo was well positioned for that maneuver.
Marcelo closed his eyes to concentrate, again practicing the mechanics of the actions in his mind. He’d have to aim for the neck, up and under the man’s chin. The softer parts of the driver’s torso would be protected by the side of the wagon. He had a much smaller target to aim for this time and no time at all to zero in with care.
The wagon slowed and curved again, and something—bushes?—scraped along the side by Marcelo’s head as the wagon jarred to a stop. The man would have to alight on the other side, as Marcelo had hoped.