All Comments on 'What The Cat Dragged In Ch. 16'

Wicked I think I am in love. Creed is a ruthless bastard. Can't wait for the next installment, I will be holding my breath....So Please Hurry.

You are an amazingly twisted, wicked writer. This chapter shows just how much Creed cares about his frail and the lengths he will go to keep whats his safe. I loved it. Impatient for more...Guess I will go back to the beginning & read it all again...:)

as you made it sound in your warning or perhaps I am just numb...

Great Chapter the ball gag bit I found to be priceless...always be prepared! The only thing Conlon took from being a boy scout!

I love the progression and can't wait to read more!

he's a goner. He'd probably pull out his claws one by one before he'd admit it out loud, but he's so in love with Kelly (I refuse to call her "frail"). I felt sorry for the prostitute, but Kelly's the only one not on the "list" and Victor is who he is.

Great chapter

Great chapter. I hope this plan works and Kelly gets away and has a happier time with Victor. He may not want to admit it but he does love Kelly very much and in turn she loves him.

Please write new chapter soon.

its amazing how u can make the story interesting and capturing to a person like me that usually avoids themes gore-related.

i cant wait to see what will happen next!

I find this series fascinating. Does it need to be so full of gore?

You're a damn good writer, I'm beyond impressed. Glad to see you back in the game, and with an excellent plot. Can't wait for the next installment.

Creed IS a monster. Reportedly, Hitler loved Eva Braun. Which in no way lessens his evil nature. Creed just killed an innocent party with no regret or remorse and, because he kills the innocent as easily as the evil, he's a rabid dog, case closed.

Even if he never permanently harms Kelly, his 'frail', as long as he feels no remorse at the taking of innocent life, he's a monster. And it matters not what his childhood was like, as an adult he's made the choice to become exactly what shaped him in his childhood. He chooses not to fight his dark side but rather, to embrace it. And once Kelly knows what he is, if she stays with him, she condones the evil and becomes an accomplice.

...needed a snuff chapter...why exactly? Christ. Exploring consent, roughness, brutality, animalistic passion and more as they reference to sexuality isome thing and you've done a good job of that, no doubt.

But this? What was the point of this? To remind us 'hey, just so's you guys don't forget, Creed is a psychotic, largely sociopathic monstrous mutated human!' I feel fairly sure we remembered that already, so...what was the point of paragraph after paragraph of mockery and sadism and dread and torture and gore? I'm asking because it didn't seem to serve any purpose for the story at all except to wallow in it for awhile.

I don't think I'll be able to read any more of this. My inner image of Creed hasn't changed, but my inner image of the author certainly has. Review comments are usually just fawning acclaim, so I'll do the other thing: unnecessary to the story, twisted, evil, written with no other point except to wallow in depravity. If you didn't mean to convey that, I think you did a poor job.

This was our look at sabertooth the man is supposed to be a psychopath. He is supposed to love murder and brutality. The chapter was a dedication to the minds that imagined saber tooth and a reminder to us that this isn't a fuckin redemption story

I was beginning to think Freaking Sabretooth has become all mellow and weak. Loved it!