C. They are the scum of the earth, with dull brains
Lazarus is General Zaroffs Favorite hound in the pack.
he cares only for hunting but hunting has begun to bore 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
sets up a few traps to hinder his capture. There is the "Maylay man catcher", "the Burmese tiger pit" ( I love these names!), and some other tree spring thing. Rainsford tries to scatter his tracks, hides in a tree and he also jumps into the ocean. He is a good swimmer (he is more or less perfect) and swims back to the castle. Zaroff's dogs don't pick up the scent because Rainsford is in the water. I think Rainsford hides in Zaroff's bedroom closet or something when Zaroff returns. That wasn't a trick though, it was just creepy
Lazarus is General Zaroffs Favorite hound in the pack.
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 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
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.
In "The Most Dangerous Game," General Zaroff argues that hunting humans is the ultimate thrill because they possess reason and courage. However, this argument is morally flawed as it involves taking away the human rights of others and is unethical. The characters in the story who condone this form of hunting are portrayed in a negative light, emphasizing the cruelty and inhumanity of such actions.
too fall in love <3
he does all of the above on the way back
The rising action in "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell includes the protagonist, Rainsford, being hunted by General Zaroff on Ship-Trap Island. As Rainsford navigates the dangerous terrain and evades capture, tension builds as he faces increasingly challenging obstacles and traps set by Zaroff. This culminates in a suspenseful confrontation between the two characters.