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In "The Most Dangerous Game", General Zaroff says, "There is no greater bore than perfection" (Connell 11).

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What he means when he say "There is no greater bore than perction" is because after a while animals become predictable they run. and leave tracks they don't have the smart to try and out smart you. while a human like Rainsford, he was able to use is knowledge of hunting to trick the general like the tiger pit a animal could not do such a thing and in the end he made the general think he was dead came to his house and killed him.

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