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My favorite story was “the Most Dangerous Game” out of the three. This was my favorite because it never got boring it always kept you on the edge of your seat wanting to read more.The book made you question what will happen next, whos might die, is anyone safe. My Favorite character was General Zaroff not because of what he did or said , but how he acted. He never was the same his personality was hard to read sometimes . Not that I agree with the whole killing people thing , but I thought his personality is very instersting and mysterious. On the other hand, Rainsford was a hunter who hunted only animals. When he washed up on the Island he didn’t know he was in for an awakening. Rainsford had a very laid back and chill personality until

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