Diary Entry For The Most Dangerous Game

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Write Response Here: After letting Rainsford go I hustled to my highest room to see what this fool had been doing after letting him loose in my ISLAND I started to devise a plan on how I could kill Rainsford and how I could let him fall into my trap because he thinks he knows everything but little did the fool know I control everything that happens into my ISLAND and I could see his little dull like body building a contraption and after being a hunter for so long I knew he was trying to throw me and that felt absurd and I saw the heat waves move through the window and it had smelled like dead fish and sweat after going through my home although it meant nothing more to me because the smell just started to smell like and island breeze,moreover

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