How Would You Describe The Relationship Between Father And The Moose
This story is about the relationship between a father and a son. It is clear that the father and son are no longer close, but they both still try to please each other. For instance, the boy really doesn’t want to go hunting for moose, but he lets his father take him anyway. The scenes flow over the duration of the pair’s hunting trip. It starts off with the father picking his son up from the train station. The pair move into the hunting zone and eventually have dinner. The boy is pleased with his steaks, but the main element of the scene is shown when the father’s expresses his desire to connect with his son. Then they start out the next morning, and they come across a bear, and a dead elk. The father becomes angry at the waste. They also find and shoot a deer. Throughout the scene the boy learns more about his father. They then sleep and the next morning snow falls, and the Father becomes worried. The boy becomes happy at the thought of returning to a warm cabin, and leaving the snow and cold behind. In the next scene they find blood in the snow, from a dead cub. Then the climax happens, the boy meets a cub and gets hurt. In the excitement of it all the father gets shot, and the following scenes depict the boy’s struggle to get his father to safety.
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I felt for both the father and the son. I could really feel their pain, as they struggled to connect with one another. I felt an emotional response when the father died.
Likewise, the story did an incredible job of building tension. It was clear that the father was getting weaker and weaker, as he struggle to eat, and the boy struggle to carry him. Yet the determination of the son to continue to walk made me hold out hope, that the father would survive. I was so sad when he died.
Likewise this story was very well researched. This author clearly knew a lot about hunting, bears, and the hazards of a trip in winter. This knowledge was relayed expertly, without information
I felt for both the father and the son. I could really feel their pain, as they struggled to connect with one another. I felt an emotional response when the father died.
Likewise, the story did an incredible job of building tension. It was clear that the father was getting weaker and weaker, as he struggle to eat, and the boy struggle to carry him. Yet the determination of the son to continue to walk made me hold out hope, that the father would survive. I was so sad when he died.
Likewise this story was very well researched. This author clearly knew a lot about hunting, bears, and the hazards of a trip in winter. This knowledge was relayed expertly, without information