At the end of this story, the protagonist decides, "He had never slept in a better bed." The protagonist of this story drops his pipe into the sea, then falls in himself when he attempts to retrieve it; afterward, he ends up on Ship Trap Island. In this story, a trap composed of a knife attached to a young sapling kills the giant Cossack, Ivan. Rainsford, this story's protagonist, meets a hunter yearning for more exciting (*) quarry than jaguars and buffalo. For 10 points, name this short story 
At the end of this story, the protagonist decides, "He had never slept in a better bed." The protagonist of this story drops his pipe into the sea, then falls in himself when he attempts to retrieve it; afterward, he ends up on Ship Trap Island. In this story, a trap composed of a knife attached to a young sapling kills the giant Cossack, Ivan. Rainsford, this story's protagonist, meets a hunter yearning for more exciting (*) quarry than jaguars and buffalo. For 10 points, name this short story by Richard Connell, in which General Zaroff hunts man.
At the end of this story, the protagonist decides, "He had never slept in a better bed."
“The {Most Dangerous Game}”