They’ve no understanding.’ he is showing he doesn’t believe in the value of life. He believes that his enjoyment in hunting is more important than life which is the same as General Zaroff’s beliefs on a smaller level. This suggests that later on his beliefs will develop even more and he will become further inhumane. Additionally, this characterization is foreshadowing when later on he proves he doesn’t value life as he loves General Zaroff and then takes his place: “He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided” (Connell 13). Here he becomes fully inhumane because when he sleeps in General Zaroff’s bed it symbolizes that he is one of General Zaroff’s type. The foreshadowing above is proven here to be leading up to this moment and characterizing Rainsford through the foreshadowing. To conclude with, Connell uses foreshadowing to characterize Rainsford as boastful and
They’ve no understanding.’ he is showing he doesn’t believe in the value of life. He believes that his enjoyment in hunting is more important than life which is the same as General Zaroff’s beliefs on a smaller level. This suggests that later on his beliefs will develop even more and he will become further inhumane. Additionally, this characterization is foreshadowing when later on he proves he doesn’t value life as he loves General Zaroff and then takes his place: “He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford decided” (Connell 13). Here he becomes fully inhumane because when he sleeps in General Zaroff’s bed it symbolizes that he is one of General Zaroff’s type. The foreshadowing above is proven here to be leading up to this moment and characterizing Rainsford through the foreshadowing. To conclude with, Connell uses foreshadowing to characterize Rainsford as boastful and