Reasons To Defeat General Zaroff

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How would I defeat General Zaroff? I would be on General Zaroff’s side for a couple of months and then when more people show up while he is hunting some of the people I would escape with the other people so we could all gang up on him and kill him. When he is hunting a person I would hide and set a man trap and probably make many more man traps. To capture him and kill him. Hopefully we get him captured and killed but if we don’t. He would probably kill all those people running around with nothing to do but I would have to get all the people gathered into a cave and talk about our next plan and it would be. We detract Zaroff and lead him to the waterfall and with all the people leading him there and push him off where

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