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the most dangerous game

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English

 

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May 26, 2012

 

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Then why has no one been able to defeat this old general? The answer is clear: fear. Fear is such a powerful force, that no amount of intellect or strength can supersede it. It blinded the others Zaroff had hunted, causing them to panic and not think straight, making it easier for Zaroff to hunt him down...
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It blinded the others Zaroff had hunted, causing them to panic and not think straight, making it easier for Zaroff to hunt him down. It even blinded the animals. One might think, how can animals fear? As Rainsford says, " They've no understanding." Whitney counter with, ""Even so, I rather think they understand one thing--fear...
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