Nathan+P

1: I thought that this story was very good, because of its high level of suspense. I can relate to the story because in military war games, paintball, I have had to hunt down single enemies over large areas of land. I am also familliar with all the traps used in the story. I figured out early on using context clues that the game Zarroff was hunting was human. His mannerisms depicted in the conversation scene proved it to me. This hunting of humans for sport is truly a sick idea. I thought that the General had finally lost his mind due to his expeirences in WW1. In the end though, the general got what he deserved. Only wierdos hunt humans for sport. We military men are forced to hunt our enemies, but that is for the defense of our country, not for personal pleasure.

4: General Zarrof's epitaph Here lies a soldier who was unable to shake his war expeirences off. This cossack vet of ww1 was an avid hunter who craved the hunt, if too much.