In The Most Dangerous Game Analysis

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“In The Most Dangerous Game, “General Zaroff argues with Rain ford, saying that his hunt is not immoral and does not qualify as murder. I think that it should be murder because he’s killing people for no reason just for fun. Zaroff just be stopped form killing these people. Rainford shouldn’t get in trouble for killing Zaroff because he has killed many other people. I think Zaroff should have been stopped along time ago from killing these people or kid napping. Zaroff thinks its fun to hunt and kill these people and I don’t thinks its right to do it. Rainford won the hunt and got to keep Zaroff house and the dogs so some people could have done the same thing to Zaroff and got that stuff to but they didn’t want to. These people

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