The story begins with a wealthy American Francis Macomber and his dominant wife Margaret eating lunch on a safari with their English guide, Robert Wilson. When they hear a lion roaring majestically miles away, they decide to make sport on it. Finding the lion, Macomber wounds it badly and runs away in fear when realizing it is still alive. The guide is horrified at his bad sportsmanship and finishes off the lion taking many shots, sending the final one to blow its face off. Francis' wife ridicules him for his cowardice

Lions are strong creatures both in mind and in strength. They are often referred to as the "king of beasts", due to their size, courage and determination in dangerous situations. Their powerful roar can be heard up to five miles away and warns off intruders that are too come their way. In growth young males work hard to develop the skills necessary for survival. Few young males have the strength and skills necessary to defeat the current leader of a pride. These struggles to be the leader of their pride often result in death, but are done in hope to become more then a mere follower. The lion symbolizes strength and power, beauty and grace. For many hunters, the lion is the "ultimate kill." This is one reason the lion is vulnerable.

and seduces Wilson to make sure Macomber is aware of her infidelity and contempt. The next day, Macomber redeems himself by killing a buffalo cleanly and bravely. He achieves a feeling of happiness he has never known before; standing his ground, unafra

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Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)