"I had never slept in better bed I had decided.” Uncle Rainsford said. He was just over for Christmas Break and he was telling us a story about his pretty eventful summer. See, Uncle Rainsford is a hunter. He hunts all kinds of animals. My older sister thinks it’s gross and mean. But me? I love it. Of course I can’t hunt quite like Uncle Rainsford but, I’m getting there. Being 14 and all kind of holds me back but my Uncle says that when I turn 16 he will take me out hunting for real game with the rest of his men. Anyway, Uncle Rainsford was just telling me about how he got stranded on a very interesting Island run by a very terrible man and how he had to (sword) fight him to the death. “I wasn’t exactly sure what to do next,” Uncle Rainsford continued, “I walked around General Zaroff’s dead body and wondered how I had managed to do that to somebody. I know that I kill animals but that, that is just for sport. I could never imagine killing a human, but I had to tell myself that killing this one man, who has killed many, would do justice for so many people and stop him from hurting anyone else.” “Wow.” I responded, “That must’ve been so stressful. What did you do next?” I asked curious. “Well,” My Uncle started again,…show more content… I went to the dining hall to pack up enough food for a couple of days and to get some water. As I walked outside I thought about what Whitney and and the rest of the crew were up to, if they were looking for me, or if they just gave up. I was hoping it was the former. Anyway, I got all the stuff I needed and got into the canoe. I started off North, away from the island. Once i was far enough away from the island I stopped paddling and took out my apple. I sat there eating and thinking about what would happen to me next. Would I tell people about General Zaroff and the Island? Or should i just keep it to
