Predator And Prey: A Fictional Narrative

She moved closer, gently kissing his soft lips when Milano, not expecting such a reaction, groaned like a wounded animal.

Flannery O’Connor’s novel The Violent Bear It Away tells the narrative of Francis Tarwater, a boy kidnapped by his great uncle, Mason, as a baby, to be brainwashed into believing he is destined to become a prophet. He spends fourteen years isolated in Tennessee’s countryside to be taught evils of the world, the rage of God, and to resent his family, especially his atheist uncle, Rayber, his legal guardian. After Mason’s death, he sought Rayber and is exposed to secular and urban lifestyle. Tarwater must learn to adjust from life in the country to the city and learn for himself what is true, while Rayber attempts to make a civil, educated man out of him.

California's last solitary wolf was reportedly killed in 1924 in Lassen County. Once a widely distributed species throughout the Pacific Northwest, the settlement of European Americans brought the eradication of the Gray wolf from California.

Coated in her spit and saliva, his cock throbbed and pulsed with an arousal greater than the man could ever recall, and he groaned when, access to her pussy gained, he hooked his hands under Lila's armpits, wrenched her shoulders further behind her back, and slammed his entire length inside her. The force of that initial thrust almost split her in half, but was still only a precursor of what was to

My dad told me to always to have fun at what you are doing and play hard and well. I did that at predator prey field on Wednesday afternoon.

In his article “Your Caveman Brain: Running from Predators at Work”, Manie Bosman claims that the human brains have the better performance when people are in a dangerous situation. The author demonstrates the fear of threat when a person meets a lioness and suddenly starts to run, by emphasizing that the main goal of people brain is to survive. While noticing lioness, which represents deadly threat, the brain produces hormones, which accelerates the blood flow and strengthens muscles. This process makes people run faster without thinking in order to ensure safety. Consequently, Bosman indicates that when a human faces unsafe situations he accomplishes tasks in a better way. Moreover, the author mentions that the brain reacts not only

The best chapter of The Call of the Wild is chapter six “For the Love of a Man.” Chapter six is the chapter in which Buck, the protagonist, begins to live with John Thurston. John saved Buck from his masters that were whipping him and clubbing him nearly to death. Nursing Buck back to health, the pair begins to form a bond like no other, a bond of unconditional, passionate, genuine love. The exuberant John always played with the carefree dogs, including Buck, Skeet and Nig. The bond that Buck and John have leaves them inseparable, and letting them communicate from sweet name callings, and gentle biting on the hand to show their affection. Buck was John’s guardian when John was trying to stop a fight, and he ended up getting mixed

The pain hurried through her for just a moment before being replaced again by his caresses. It felt shocking good and was successful at making her listen to his next words. There was no hesitation as she nodded her head quickly, digging her nails in sheets a little as she restrained herself. There was always the natural urge to disobey, to take the control back but it went out like a light when the length of

“Sloppy all sloppy!” He shouted. “It wasn't our fault sir!” A young familiar voice raised up. “It was that stupid kid. He didn't know what he was doing!” “That's no excuse!” The red wolf interrupted. The red wolf began to slowly walk around the table. “Your incompetence disgraces us all! If you would have done as I had said, then we wouldn't have had to try and kill that dumb giant and that stupid old fool.” The giant? were they talking about Wygar? I wondered who the old fool was he mentioned too. “We need to do something while we have the chance.” Another member chimed. “Kill Randall Kade! He is becoming a nuisance!” another young voice said. I felt my heart sink down into my stomach. “Yeah! Slit his throat in his sleep!” “With him gone no, one can stop us!” A third member begged.

Her body smashing against his, and their skin slapping together, as she slammed her hips down tome and time again, Richard couldn't hold on for long. Eyes still locked on Lexi's face, he saw her mouth open in a silent scream, and simultaneious he reached his release. Nails digging into her skin, he reached up, and tangled his fingers in her hair and placed his other hand on the small of her back. Crying out as his body thrashed and writhed, he shot his load inside her, and pullled Lexi's body down so that her breasts mashed against his chest, and kissed her as her pussy milked the remaining seed for his cock.

For my book report, I decided to choose the book, “Prey”, by Michael Crichton. This selection teaches many scientific facts in a story like form. The story “Prey”, is based in the Nevada desert when suddenly an experiment goes terribly wrong. Scientist had created nanoparticles, micro-robots, to help people, but instead of these robots helping people, they kill all living objects. To make matters even worse, all of the micro-robots have escaped and humans are its prey. Scientist have tried multiple times to destroy them, but every procedure has been unsuccessful. With each passing hour, the nanoparticles become more and more deadly.

Her legs felt weaker and weaker as she felt dominated by his feral gaze, his primal musk fueling her lust. She sank to her buttocks, spreading her thighs before her hand reached between them, firmly stroking her hot and wet pussy through her panties. Though she had tried to make sure she was out of arm’s length, she only remembered how far a regular werewolf could reach. This alpha could reach farther…and he was in perfect range to grab her by the ankle. Even better? Though the bars were too narrow for him to squeeze through…a human could do so quite

Imagine a child, at first startled, but soon curious. He catches a critter that once frightened him. He pokes and prods this creature with interest, and not long after realizes the investigation might be better if the frog were tied down. He takes it home, finds some old string in the garage, and ties the frog down to some sticks. Once he is no longer content with just poking, his unsatisfied curiosity takes over again leaving him wondering what the insides look like. Since he is not allowed near the knives, he improvises with an old tin can. Quickly, his curiosity snowballs and soon his mother is scolding him while he stands motionless with a magnifier in his hand, the sun at his back, and a burning pile green slush at his feet. At

It was a hot brilliant day as the houses in Los Angeles were awoken with the signal of the red, flaming sun. I was eager with full, enjoyable spirit to wake up quickly as I dressed with a dash to my closet which was filled with dozens of clothes that were stacked up like mountain piles.

Richard Matheson, Edgar Allen Poe, and Washington Irving all take advantage of the metaphoric and literal meanings of entrapment and violence in each piece of their gothic literature. In “Prey”, “Black Cat”, and “The Devil and Tom Walker” the authors use entrapment to show how evil finds and can hold us one way or another. Similarly violence is incorporated to portray the dangers of what horror can do to one and those associated.