Topics for Further Study
How does the author evoke sympathy for Rainsford from the reader? How might Connell have crafted the story to make readers relate more to General Zaroff instead?
Following the hunt, do you believe Rainsford will start to resemble General Zaroff more closely? Why or why not?
When General Zaroff shares his passion for hunting with Rainsford, he makes several racist remarks. Do you think these comments are a product of the time period he lives in? Do you believe Zaroff's racism mirrors the author's personal views?
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