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What does this piece of dialogue reveal about Zaroff's character? He is unimpressed by Rainsford. He is either English, French, or Russian. He is a very well-educated man. He is an inexperienced hunter.

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By saying that he is unimpressed, the author tells us that he is not easily swayed and is probably a person that stands out. By talking about what country of origin he might be from the author calls to the traits of each one of these countries while also not quite defining which of these cliches is most relevant, so there is an element of uncertainty in this character. Lastly, by writing that he is well-educated and an inexperienced hunter, points out his social standing while also letting us know that his skills aren't that of a professional.

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Answer 2

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A-he feels he is entitled to practice his cruel sport.

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