While kayaking, Dustin hears a screaming coming from the woods, the last one being cut off by a choking noise. Ari and Dustin go kayaking in a river within the woods. Dustin tries to prove his identity to Uncle Lou, but he is unable to do so. The next day, Dustin offers to trade places back with Ari, but Ari declines.
When Dustin goes back to his cabin, he admits that he isn't actually Ari, but the boys won't believe him they assume that he is trying to avoid The Snatcher. Noah explains that Ari was chosen to be The Snatcher's victim this year. Dustin is scolded by his bunk-mate and told that he isn't ready to face The Snatcher yet. A group of red foxes attack Dustin, Tearing his shirt. Dustin doesn't know, so he runs deeper into the woods.
The boys ask him if he really knows what he must do. Dustin's bunk-mates don't understand why he is taking the story so lightly. The boys want to talk about The Snatcher, but Dustin assumes that the creature isn't real. It supposedly kidnaps one camper every year.Īfter the story ends, Dustin is dragged into the woods by his bunk-mates. Uncle Lou begins telling the kids a ghost story about The Snatcher, a creature that can take the form of a fox. Uncle Lou calls all of the campers together. While looking around the campfire, Dustin sees another camper eat what looks like two living bees. While Noah, Ben, and Jason are distracted, the real Ari approaches Dustin and asks to switch back, but Dustin wants to keep up the act. They take Dustin to Camp Full Moon's campfire.Īt the campfire, the three boys continue to pamper Dustin.
Dustin asks the boys why they're so happy to have him around, but the boys become somber and don't answer directly. The three boys help Dustin unpack and give him the best bed in the cabin. All three boys seem extremely happy to have "Ari" in their bunk. Dustin meets his bunk-mates: Noah, Ben, and Jason. Dustin, acting as Ari, gets put in the nicest cabin. Uncle Lou assigns "Dustin" to a dilapidated cabin, but - because they swapped places - Ari goes there instead. When the boys get off the bus, they meet Uncle Lou, the camp director. Ari convinces Dustin to switch names with him while they're at camp as a practical joke. On the bus ride to camp, Dustin is befriended by Ari Davis, a cool and athletic boy. He has one nightmare about the bus driver, who, in the dream, is covered in fleas. Dustin is so scared of the idea of going to camp that he gets nightmares about it. Dustin's younger brother, Logan, is signed up for the two week program, so he will be sent to camp some time after Dustin. He is being forced to spend four weeks at Camp Full Moon. Dustin Minium doesn't want to go to sleepaway camp, but his parents say that he doesn't have a choice.
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