The Most Dangerous Game - The Philosophy of the Hunt
Count Zaroff:
He talks of wine and women as a prelude to the hunt. We barbarians know that it is after the chase - and then only - that man revels.
Bob Rainsford:
It does seem a bit like cocktails before breakfast.
Count Zaroff:
Of course, yes. You know the saying of the Ugandi chieftains: Hunt first the enemy, then the woman.
Bob Rainsford:
That's the savages idea everywhere.
Count Zaroff:
It is the natural instinct. The blood is quickened by the kill. One passion builds upon another. Kill, then love! When you have known that, you have known ecstasy.
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The Most Dangerous Game - Trust in the Count's Care
Eve Trowbridge:
Oh Martin, turn in early, please.
Martin Trowbridge:
Don't worry. The Count will take care of me.
Count Zaroff:
Indeed I shall.
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The Most Dangerous Game - Invitation to a Dangerous Game
Count Zaroff:
We'll have capital sport together I hope.
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The Most Dangerous Game - The Thrill of the Ultimate Hunt
Count Zaroff:
Here on my island, I hunt the most dangerous game.
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The Most Dangerous Game - The Nature of Man and Hunting
Count Zaroff:
God made some men kings, some beggars. Me, He made a hunter. My hand was made for the trigger.
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