Straight to the favorites this goeth, for its vines are ingrained deeply within my being and they pull me in ever deeper. Only Van Pelt could cut them as this piece shows; a masterful man whom we all admire and fear.

I enjoyed this story, Van Pelt is a cool guy, I love how he thinks in the movie, bribing the gunstore owner, that was just a cool scene, gold does a lot to a guy. Very well written!

Yes! Yes! Yes! Brilliant! This story is amazing and every word pulses with Van Pelt's awesomeness! Brilliant! Encore! Bravo!

Holy cow, this is good! Excellent writing and real grammar prowess (trust me, bad grammar is hugest plague of fanfiction). Truly chilling.

Nice, love your writing style! ;)

Very nice piece. Keep writing

Van Pelt was my favorite character from the movie and the cartoon. good job keeping him in character.

That was a pleasure to read. It was unexpected but I like Van Pelt's character in depth like this.

Brilliant character study. Haunting piece over-all and, coupled with knowledge of the movie, some of it makes for really good foreshadowing which is always a treat.

A nice exhibition on fear and paranoia, though what makes it the most interesting is that it comes from the other side of the track; from the mouth of the monster himself. Somewhere in this collection of horrors Van Pelt seems to be describing to Alan, you have to wonder how he experienced this world for the first time; many of these fears may just as well have been his long before they were Alan's.

I'm having a true mind-blast now.

I...ok. This was unexpectedly delightful. If I ever liked the Hunter before, I love him even more now.

I will need to go back and re-read the story to point out any grammatical errors or spelling problems, but at the moment, I don't really care about those.

That was a fun little romp in one of the darkest minds around.

Thank you.

-Orisoun