| The Thrill of the Chase A man allows for a balance of power between himself and nature |
| A Safari hunter might be late for work today. The story uses the prompt in a creative and entertaining way, taking the reader to the savannahs of Africa. This is told in the 3rd person limited from Keller's perspective. Past tense is used in the story. The dialogue accents the narration. Dialogue tags are used appropriately. The opening paragraph sets paints the setting of the story - on the range in Africa hunting big game. It does a good job putting the reader in the moment. The paragraph was dynamic and intrigued me enough to keep reading. Keller is a serious minded guy who loves to hunt big game. His assistant, Farley, does what a good assistant does and tries to keep his boss on time. How the reader feels about Keller is open to their own interpretation. I'm not a believer in hunting big game, so I found a moral lacking character, but some might find an adventurer or even someone to be admired. The opening set the scene, the middle set on a path forward and the end put Keller's plan in action. Well done. I did not notice and spelling/punctuation mistakes. My only suggestion here, and it's minor is check is check "jibed" and make sure it doesn't need capitalization. The title fits the story well and hints at the theme in the story. The author uses a good economy of words to tell the story. Well done! An Angel Army Review
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