John cage maybe. but you didn’t give possible answers sooo...
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Answer:
the answer is written below the explanation
Explanation:
At the end of "The Most Dangerous Game", Rainsford wins the game. Although the hunt was the initial challenge, when the two men come face to face in Zaroff's bedroom, he issues another challenge to Rainsford. This time, the winner gets to Zaroff's comfy bed, while the loser will be fed to Zaroff's hungry dogs.
A character that shows signs of narcissism is Dorian Gray, the main character from Oscar Wilde’s novel. He was once an innocent man but is corrupted by a portrait. This causes Dorian to admire himself in extreme ways which later led to his downfall. In the novel it says, “I make a great difference between people— consequently they all appreciate me. Is that very vain of me? I think its rather vain.” This quote proves that he is obsessed with his beauty, intelligence, youth, and charm. Dorian takes advantage of this and would do more to keep it that way.
