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There is nothing to suggest that Zaroff would have quit killing humans, he was a static character, and therefore he did not change even when he "lost" to Rainsford. In the reading, Rainsford is doing his part to mankind by eliminating the harrowing threat of Zaroff to any other unfortunate person, and after all there is no legal justice system to persecute Rainsford on the island. If Rainsford did not kill Zaroff, then inevitably he would have died.
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Rainsford final action in "The Most Dangerous Game" is justified. If Rainsford would have let General Zaroff live then more lives would have been in danger. In the article, Rainsford found out that General Zaroff hunted men as a game, and once he finds these men he kills them. If the General would not have been killed by Rainsford more lives would have been lost. It would be better if one life was lost then many more being lost. Secondly, General Zaroff did say that he would let Rainsford free if he won the game, but Rainsford knew that he could not be trusted. After Rainsford won the game, General Rainsford told him he can sleep in a special bed as a reward, but Rainsford knew this was a trick. General Zaroff is a very cruel and evil person, and Rainsford knew that it was a trick because General Rainsford never used the bed. This is why Rainsford final action in "The Most Dangerous Game" is justified due to the general's action. Rainsford might have not killed the general in self defense, but he saved many more lives doing this action.
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