A bloody/bloodied Mike ran after the thief.
Two questions:
1) Is the way the sentence is phrased with "A.....Mike" OK or bad writing?
2) When used to mean "has blood on himself", is there a difference between how common bloody and bloodied are in American English and British English?
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