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![]() | A Bushy-Tailed Intruder ![]() The most horrible rodent of all ![]() |
** Image ID #1939251 Unavailable ** ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Hi ♥HOOves♥ ![]() It is my pleasure to read your story and give you a review. Please remember, I'm a writer just like you and these are only my impressions. My ultimate goal is to be helpful and supportive. Thanks for sharing your work. ![]() What is so baffling is how angry these creatures can look and act when they have intruded on your domain. Then, of course, my main concern would be how this creature got in, so it wouldn’t happen again. We get bats that come un-expectantly, and surprise us when we get up at night. They’re flying around, swooping down at you as you are making your way to the bathroom. This only happens three, maybe four times during the summer and fall month. Where they got in is still a mystery, because we have checked. Until we find their entrance, we’re plagued with these creatures getting in. What I don’t like about this, too, is we never know when they are coming for these visits. They can get in the smallest of holes, so this makes it difficult to spot and end this madness. ![]() ![]() The voice stays strong as the author writes about her own personal experience. It is written in a humorous way, and she made it into a mystery as to what this creature could be that’s invaded her presises. ![]() The mood begins so peaceful and light-hearted as the author is resting, enjoying her holiday vacation. It picks up when a noise is heard and goes from peaceful to a downright nightmarish and scary situation. ![]() ![]() ![]() Personality: The intruder — sure had an attitude that had the author scared and feeling helpless on what to do about it. The husband — When called, the author asked for his advice, all he did was laugh and told her to see what it really was. She went back to look and saw it up close and personal and screamed it into the phone, telling him, hoping for some help. Motivation: The author wanted to get rid of the menace as soon as possible, because he was making a mess all the while destroying things in the process. ![]() Structure: Every detail is lined up perfectly as the story builds from such peaceful beginnings to much chaos and fright. Development: The story moves at a face pace, how it is told is done well, the descriptions are excellent as I could picture so clearly the author walking calmly from where she was to where her computer is situated, on the other side of the house, in a built-in ex-garage. ![]() "I think it's a bear or at least a huge rabid racoon," — Raccoon is spelled with two c’s. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Take care now, keep on writing, I’ll keep on reading, Jeannie☃️ ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]()
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