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How does the use of General Zaroff as a supporting character for Rainsford help the author develop the story’s themes? As part of your analysis, address how Rainsford's notions about the hunt change from the beginning to the end of the story, as a result of his encounter with General Zaroff. Use two quotes from the passage to support your statements with commentary. (two paragraphs)

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