Now that he's not running from fear but with a goal in mind, Reid finds it easier to focus on what he's doing. And how to go about doing it. He's pleased with their success, not just with killing the hunter. Getting away is just as important. His father's favorite saying, "He who fights and runs away, lives to fight another day," rambles on and on in Reid's head as he and Marcus race through the forest. Surviving and more fighting is exactly the idea.

After about a half hour of ...