In "The Most Dangerous Game," Rainford's decision to confront Zaroff shows how desperate he is to survive, and while some might say it was justified because he needed to fight back against a powerful enemy, the ending really makes you see how far Rainford has changed from a hunter to someone who becomes just as ruthless as Zaroff.
“The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell. Discuss the mortal implications of rainforest final decision to confront Zorro was his action justified how much the stories ending impact or understanding of rainforest character development? Explain in 1 sentence and make it look like it was written by a 9th grader.
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