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Rainsford: Plot Summary

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Rainsford is a hunter that falls off a ship and swims to Ship-Trap Island. Then he met General Zaroff who took him in. Soon Zaroff was hunting Rainsford. First Rainsford hide in a tree. Then he built a man catcher which wounded Zaroff. Next, he built a tiger pit which killed one of Zaroff’s dogs. After he built a knife trap that killed Ivan. He then swam to the house where he confronted Zaroff and slept in Zaroff’s

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