Can someone me in literature i read the story but i cant answer some refer to explorations in literature for a complete version of this story. at the end of "the most dangerous game," when rainsford shows up in zaroff's room seeking revenge, rainsford snarls, "i am still a beast at bay." rl3 what does this interaction reveal about rainsford's motivations or values? question 1 options: a) his experience being hunted like an animal has not made rainsford more forgiving. b) although rainsford believes that killing is wrong, he himself is an expert killer. c) rainsford has hunted so many animals in his lifetime that life has become cheap to him. d) rainsford, although basically peaceful, can turn violent when necessary.