in1924.
You mashed these 2 words together a little! :-)
Rainsford, flattering himself and feeling quite ...
Within the three days'
of the dangerous game that ...
fear, the fear for pain, the fear for death. The game ended in the disastrous consequence of the flamer and Rinsford made him to pay for the debt he deserved.
Because he knew the horror and desperation of being hunted, and he would never hunt as before.
The end of the story reflects the belief of the author.
Readers should look past the hunting for the meaning of the story and see the political and moral principle subjects of the novel.
:-)