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Rainsford has dramatic effects on General Zarroff and Ivan, aside from the part that he killed them both. Rainsford impressed Zarroff with his hunting skills, and he even provided entertainment to Zarroff. In the film, he also saved and rescued a girl named Eve.

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When Rainsford said that he doesn't condone murder, he shows that he has a good conscience and that his morale is high.
One time Rainsford said, "Pure imagination. One superstitious sailor can taint the whole ship's company with his fear." This shows that Rainsford is a man of reality and that superstitions are just nonsense that gets in the way of people.

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Rainsford has a calm and orderly way of thinking in his mind. When he fell of the yacht, he automatically knew that his only hope was swimming for the island. He also knew what to do when Zarroff was hunting him. Instead of running around frantically, he set up cunning traps to stop Zarroff.

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In the story, "The Most Dangerous Game" Rainsford is the "good guy." He fights for right. Readers root for him and hope he wins. Readers are impressed by his bravery and skills.

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Rainsford has considerable stamina and endurance due to his muscles, which enabled him to climb the cliff. He appears to be Caucasian, and he has thick, wavy hair.

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When Rainsford was on the yacht one night and then he suddenly heard gunshots in the blackness of the air and identified them as pistol shots. This shows that he is truly like a hunter since he know what type of gunshots they were and where they came from and that his senses are keen and have not dulled.
When he fell of the yacht, he remained calm and did not panic and drown but he wanted to survive so he started to swim to the island.

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When Rainsford is offered to go hunting with the General, he replies with a bold answer, “I wager you’ll forget your notions when you go hunting with me. You’ve a genuine new thrill in store for you, Mr. Rainsford.”  “Thank you, I’m a hunter, not a murderer.” This quotation shows Direct characterization because it shows Rainsford's brave personality.