Why is general zaroff described as the flat character in the most dangerous game cite and explain?

Answer 1

On the exterior, General Zaroff is erudite and mannered. But as a Cossack (Russian Czarist) without a country, the only important thing that remains in his life is the thrill of the hunt. In his arrogance, he has decided that there is no immorality to hunting and killing other "lesser" men for sport. He is so eager to find a true challenge that he seems to allow Rainsford to escape him on the first night.

But with everything weighted in his favor, he makes the fatal mistake of underestimating his opponent.

Answer 2

General Zaroff is described as a flat character in "The Most Dangerous Game" because he does not undergo significant development or change throughout the story. He remains consistently ruthless and obsessed with hunting humans, without any internal conflict or growth. Zaroff's one-dimensional nature makes him a stark contrast to the more dynamic character of Rainsford.

Answer 3

the rules of the zaroff's game are,

• he would give the a supply of food
• a hunting knife
• three hours head start

If the prey (other person) can stay hidden from him, Ivan and the pack of dogs then, the prey would win the game and can leave the island.

Answer 4

In The Most Dangerous Game, General Zaroff is cruel and thoughtless. He hunts and murders men for the fun of it, with out really giving them any choice. (I've read this story before). Hope it helped...

Answer 5

He is cunning, observant, handsome , passionate, smart and welcoming. Hope i helped =Þ

Answer 6

General Zaroff plays a game that requires cunning and keen senses. I'm doing this in language and Zaroff plays a game of hunting, with the most clever animal of all; humans.

Answer 7

He is savage arrogant and prideful.