Coltan Scrivner

And then you tack on to the fact that he has Green Beret training and he also has a lot of allies.

Now, they are in a forest.

They're kind of in an unknown place.

They're kind of at a disadvantage in that way.

But as soon as they get attacked by the predator, they then start planning how to attack back.

And in horror movies, you never do that unless you're like truly cornered, just like animals.

So prey animals take a mouse.

A mouse is never going to fight back against a cat or squirrel or something right against a dog unless it's cornered.

It's like a last resort kind of thing.

And that's what you see in horror movies, too.

You see that it's mostly the antagonist chasing the protagonist for 80 of the 90 minutes.

And then in the last 10 minutes, usually the protagonist gets trapped.

like a squirrel or a rat might, and it's forced to fight back and it's forced to get creative.

And usually a hero finds some kind of weakness in the antagonist or they suddenly get allies who come in and that's how they defeat them.

But it's not because they're more formidable.

It's not because they're smarter.

It's not because any of that.

It's usually like luck or they get allies that come in at the last minute.

For sure.

Bigger is stronger, right?