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The central problem in the story that arises, usually around the main character/protagonist.

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"General! I wish to leave this island at once! [...] I wish to go today!" (Connell 29).
Rainsford rants at the General after being told he would be forced to hunt with or against Zaroff.

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This quote exemplifies the conflict in the story because it shows the dispute in morals between Rainsford and General Zaroff. While Zaroff appears to have no issue hunting humans for sport, Rainsford believes this is worse than cold blooded murder. They quarrel over the issue often, even while the General is hunting Rainsford! The exponential battle of wills is portrayed as Rainsford fights the general, and the quote is the optimal example of the mental battle they clash in.

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" 'You'll find this game worth playing,' the general said enthusiastically. 'Your brain against mine. Your woodcraft against mine. Your strength and stamina against mine. Outdoor Chess! And the stake is not without value, eh?' " (Connell 29)
The general finally reveals the game, right before the hunt begins.

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This quote portrays the conflict in the story by presenting the main conflict word for word. The general goes off on how their strength, wits, and skills in hunting will go head to head against each other. This isn't just a physical conflict, it's a mental one as well. Like the general says its a game of outdoor chess, each hunter trying to outwit the other. Finally, in every conflict there is some sort of stake on the line, and this story is no different, the stake is their lives on the line, the best hunter wins.