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| January 11, 2013 | ||
Well, you do have to remember not all hunters are bad people - I like
the way this guy is portrayed because a. He's a sport hunter and they
have no soul and b. shooting the dog was a pretty realistic mindset,
even if he is unremorseful. Heck, Most rabbit breeders are somewhat in
that mindset, not out of cruelty, but because we HAVE to be: if a
rabbit has a cold, it has a weak immune system, and passes that on to
babies. I currently have a doe like that, and she's got such a nice
head shape, I don't wanna get rid of her. Most breeders would have
killed hr by now. In a more extreme case is malocclusion - a genetic
and VERY fatal teeth defect. It's recessive, so you aren't /really/
likely to see it too much, but if you sell a rabbit with bad teeth,
you /will/ have trouble selling anymore. Malocclusion is something
that means that rabbit should be dead under natural circumstances: I
have one with malocclusion and he has it /because his head shape is so
nice!/ We've clipped his teeth twice now, but I'm thinking that he
needs to be put down for his own good. It isn't fixable. But that kind
of action isn't cold-hearted, is it? I regret Tomato(the rabbit)'s
condition, but is that not a more humane action for him? Killing of an
animal can establish a very cruel character or a kind, strong one.
Remorse is the key. Lack of remorse? That's what establishes this guy
as a jerk face in thee most MAJOR degree. It doesn't help that he's a
SPORT HUNTER!! >_< Now, I am fairly neutral and can go both ways for
the most part, but I can't stand sport hunters. THEY should be hunted
for their skin. But my grandpa and grandma make a living off of
judging rabbits and a field of corn - when he hunts, it's a bit
different. Food is nessessary. Trophies aren't. Anyway, fantastic writing! Love this story. |
| January 11, 2013 | ||
Well, this is going to get very good and I just can't wait already for
the next chapters! I really liked your writing style and, as macabre
as it can be, I appreciated how you portrayed the Man, killing his own
dog, much because I am sick and tired of hunters and everything that
shows their cruel nature pleases me (also something similar just
happened in my city few days ago, so, yeah). I think the render was very well done and it gave an extra point to this story! |
Again, thank you for the support and I hope you'll all like the next chapter
I'm also happy that Feather and Saske noticed the glimpse of cruelty in the hunter, who is a trophy-hunter. I DESPISE trophy hunting.