The title "Galloping Foxley" refers to the nickname of the bully. The word "galloping" suggests haste, lack of control, and aggression. It paints the bully as a force of nature that runs over everyone in his path. By naming the story this, Dahl emphasizes that the bully, not the victim, is the dominant force in the narrative.
Perkins is left deflated, confused, and unable to return to his previous state of satisfaction. galloping foxley pdf