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I didn't expect Rainsford to be in his bedroom and kill him.
I think the fact that he built the traps showed how smart and resourceful he was.
The story had lots of imagery.

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-Unexpected ending
-Rainsford tried to kill Zaroff, which is ironic because he was horrified when Zaroff first told him about the idea of killing other humans
-The cat and mouse game was a metaphor

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The ending wasn't what I expected.
Rainsford all of a sudden kicked into a survival mode and out for revenge.
Rainsford was smart by finding a different way out of the situation.

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There was a lot of foreshadowing throughout the story
There was an interesting plot twist at the end of the story
Rainsford was quite intelligent when he used the traps and escaped to the sea.

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- i did not predict the ending
- a lot of things that were mentioned in the beginning played a part in the end
- rainsford was very smart in his technique to escape the general

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The ending was ironic.
Imagery was used to depict parts.
The general overestimated himself

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-General Zaroff is a very interesting character
-Rainsford changes very fast when his life is on the line
-I didn't expect Rainsford to try to kill Zaroff

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- The ending was a huge twist
- Rainsford's character came full circle throughout the story
- The traps he used were well thought out

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Him building traps showed how good of a hunter he really was and how resourceful he was
Story had lots of imagery
I did not expect the story to end like that

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Furnish a repast for the hounds I think means the loser gets eaten by the dogs
The ending was kinda predictable, but the character development wasn't predicted
I liked the tree spring trap the best it was just interesting

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The traps Rainsford made showed how resourceful he was
rainsford continuing the game out is very out of character
the ending is ironic considering he had not wanted to particioate in the game

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Rainsford becoming hunted was ironic.
The ending was very sudden and short.
Rainsford's wit kept him alive.

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The story had great foreshadowing
The traps that Rainsford knew how to make showed how inventive and resourceful he was
The end was an interesting twist and i didn't see it coming

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The ending was surprising.
Rainsford felt like the animals he was hunting.
There was foreshadowing with the sea at the end.

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-Rainsford was very wise with his resources
-Rainsford provided general Zaroff with real competition
-I didn't think that Rainsford would ever kill another human being

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At the end I wasn't expecting Rainsford to appear in the General's room at the end
Rainsford was very resourceful throughout the story
There was a bunch of figurative language used

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"The cat was coming again to play with the mouse." Is a metaphor, the cat symbolises Zaroff, the mouse Rainsford
"Fear gripping his heart," is personification.
I liked the ending of the story, it showed us a twist and a different side of rainsford we had never seen

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Metaphor: The cat was coming again to play with the mouse.
I liked how Rainsford made traps to aid his survival, and he was very resourceful.
The ending was not what I expected but I liked it.

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There was a metaphor of the cat and mouse game.
There is a lot of imagery in the story.
There is irony at the end with the twist.

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The traps that Rainsford made showed how resourceful he is.
The ending of the story is very out of character for Rainsford
I liked the twist at the end

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The Ending was not what I expected
The story has a lot of foreshadowing
I enjoyed Rainsford's character development