After Zaroff explains that the perfect prey for him is humans, as he feels like he has much more power over any other animal, Rainsford says:
<span>"Hunting? Great Guns, General Zaroff, what you speak of is murder."
The fact that Rainsford refers to the "sport" and "game" that Zaroff plays as "murder" shows that he does not agree with Zaroff. </span>
Heal: He wrapped the bandage onto his wound and hoped it would heal.
Heel: He kicked his heel into the pavement.
Together: He wrapped the bandage around his heel and hoped it would heal soon.
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Being the bolded verb loved, it is conjugated in the in the preterite of the indicative mood.
The indicative is the mood of the real life; it makes a statement or asks a question, and the preterite is the time of actions that already happened. In this case, the verb is showing something that happened in real life, real feelings and in the past.
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It depends on the scenario; for example, if I'm playing a video game with A toxic person, I may say something rude. Still, if in a zoom meeting with friends, then I'll be more polite, so it depends significantly on the scenario.
