his skills as well as his food and knife as well as his tools
one of zaroffs dogs
ransford was on a high branch of a tree and the dogs fell in the quick sand lake thingy underneath him I thought it was a pitfall trap filled with sharpened stakes that Ransford made that killed a dog.
Lazarus is General Zaroffs Favorite hound in the pack.
he cares only for hunting but hunting has begun to bore him
I think that the category is wrong but... The resolution is none other than at the part when rainsford sneaks into zaroffs room and battles him. Then zaroff is fed to the dogs and rainsford sleeps happily.
I think that the category is wrong but... The resolution is none other than at the part when rainsford sneaks into zaroffs room and battles him. Then zaroff is fed to the dogs and rainsford sleeps happily.
I think that the category is wrong but... The resolution is none other than at the part when rainsford sneaks into zaroffs room and battles him. Then zaroff is fed to the dogs and rainsford sleeps happily.
one of zaroffs dogs
Having been a soldier and a hunter his entire life, he now waylays unfortunate sailors to become his human hunting prey. Although they are promised freedom if they can elude him, his skill and knowledge of the island make it virtually impossible for them to escape.
he does all of the above on the way back
too fall in love <3
Oh i love that story. Well then, the most dangerous games complications are that rainsford did not have any weapons on him, also he was in an environment that he was not quite used to. He killed the giant dude and the dogs. In the end he made it so that it looked like he jumped in the ocean, but he really went back to zaroffs house and kills him.
Cause - At The End Of The Story Rainsford Must Duel Zaroff If He Has Any Hope Of Surviving...Effect - Rainsford Defeats Zaroff And Lives And Gets To Sleep On Zaroffs Comfortable Bed...GUYS IM NOT KIDDING THIS IS ONE OF THEM
One metaphor from "The Most Dangerous Game" is the comparison of General Zaroff to a beast, highlighting his savage and predatory nature. Another metaphor could be the island itself, symbolizing isolation and danger for the characters.