The Most Dangerous Game

What is Rainsford’s opinion of hunting at the beginning of the story?

What is Rainsford’s opinion of hunting at the beginning of the story?

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Rainsford is a famous sport hunter. He considers animals to be inferior to man. He feels that animals exist for man to hunt. He maintains that animals have no feelings or emotions, only instinct. One of the running themes is that Rainsford will get to know what it will feel like to be hunted.
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