The Fight Club Monologue

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Because this is a novel excerpt, I was in trouble figuring out what was happening in some moments. The beginning fascinated me when I found the hero is a killer. He was thrown a big trouble of this targeted girl. The previous failure task strengthened the trouble. I really wanted to know why he decided to help the girl, because the end of the mission scene is just he wanted to have a mix of business and pleasure. It is interesting that Alistair is a gambler and killer at the same time. He also gets drunk always, which doesn’t seem to be a quality killer should have. This could have very good explanations and development in the plot. I like it when the last mission is to kill his father. It was a little surprise.

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