like a babe in the woods

When Harriet stands before the white men of the Los Angeles City Council to argue her case, “Aja does this thing with her voice, it’s kind of high and a little vulnerable, and she’s so sweet, she seems like a babe in the woods, but she is a stone-cold killer,” Eisenberg says.

“I feel like a babe in the woods,” he said, ensconced in the ancient desert fortress, “I love it.”

Or rather you found me—lost like a babe in the woods.

"Do you know, Charley, I begin to feel like a babe in the woods," he confessed.