Animal Behavior And Other Tales Of Lycanthropy - Plot & Excerpts
“O God, come to my assistance. O Lord, make haste to help me. Glory be to the Father.” The man laughed as his wife and daughter wept. The priest continued his sworn duties and recited the vade retro satana. “Let the Holy Cross be my light. Let not the snake lead me. Step back, Satan. Never tempt me with vain things. What you offer is evil …” The man smiled, looking as though he was enjoying the exorcism. Impossible . . . his teeth . . . it’s unnatural, Father Malloy thought. No . . . He is with me. I must be strong. “In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit I cast you out. Devil be gone!” With the flick of his fingers, Holy Water splashed the man’s face. The smile faded, but the man did not flinch. Father Malloy expected the water to burn his sinful flesh. He threw more. “Why are you men of the cloth so eager to blame the devil?
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