Which of the following is the best summary of the short story “the most dangerous game”? summary a: rainsford and zaroff are hunters. rainsford reaches zaroff’s island and is hunted by zaroff. in the end, rainsford escapes by jumping into the sea. he comes back to continue the game with zaroff. summary b: rainsford and zaroff are famous hunters who enjoy hunting jaguars. they meet by chance on zaroff’s island. zaroff wants to play a hunting game with rainsford, where one of the two will be killed in the end. summary c: rainsford, a shipwrecked hunter, comes face to face with general zaroff, who hunts humans on his island. zaroff finds a worthy opponent in rainsford and hunts him. rainsford survives but comes back to the chateau to take revenge on zaroff. summary d: rainsford and zaroff, two celebrated hunters, are involved in a hunting game where the loser will die. rainsford kills zaroff’s aide and his prized hound. then he escapes from zaroff by jumping into the sea. he comes back to continue the game until one of them is dead.
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