After it is decided that one character will "furnish a repast for the hounds", the narrator of this story reflects that he has never slept in a better bed.
The protagonist of this story is recognized because he wrote a book about snow leopards. After it is decided that one character will "furnish a repast for the hounds", the narrator of this story reflects that he has never slept in a better bed. This story's protagonist constructs a Burmese tiger pit and a Malay man-catcher, impales Ivan with a knife, then jumps off a cliff from (*) Ship-Trap Island and sneaks back into the chateau. After he falls off a yacht, Rainsford plays a game of cat-and-mouse with General Zaroff in this story. For 10 points, name this frequently anthologized story by Richard Connell, whose title refers to hunting men.
The protagonist of this story is recognized because he wrote a book about snow leopards.
“The Most Dangerous Game”