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zhenek
3 months ago
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If the general is also a Cossack, then wouldn't his characterization of Ivan also apply to him? Contrast this with your initial

impression of the general based on his manner of speaking and his appearance.
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Bond [7.5K]3 months ago
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Hello. This inquiry pertains to The Most Dangerous Game "by Richard Connell

Response and Elaboration:

The way General Zaroff describes his aide Ivan can also apply to him in certain respects, and he acknowledges this himself.

He asserts that Ivan is a competent servant with considerable strength, yet he is also deaf and mute, along with being brash and unruly, characteristics attributed to his Cossack heritage. After sharing this insight, the general grins and mentions that he too is a Cossack. In doing so, Zaroff implies that the traits he assigns to Ivan can be seen in his own character to some degree. Although he is portrayed as refined and educated, he shares the same lineage as Ivan, suggesting a wildness residing within him, a notion supported by historical context.

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