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I am ashamed, but I cannot help myself.

When I wished Zaroff his final ________________, I thought that I had saved humanity from pure evil. Little did I know that evil does not die, but lives on in other forms.

The morning after I defeated Zaroff, I awoke from the best __________________ of my life. The bed was soft and comfortable.

I had planned to contact the Coast Guard to liberate the dozen or so specimens in the basement and myself. As I walked through the basement prison, looking into the windows of the various cells, I began to think about something Zaroff had said: This was “the most exciting hunting in the world…. I have a quarry with which I can match my wits.” These men had offered Zaroff something traditional prey could not- challenge. Zaroof HAD ______________________ a worthy prey for truly skillful hunters. I shook myself; what was wrong with me?! I went upstairs for lunch without realizing that I had not freed Zaroff’s captives.

That night I was restless, thinking about the feelings I got from Zaroff’s last hunt. My plan had been meticulous. I made no _______________ actions in that hunt- I had planned it down to the smallest detail.

Then, when Zaroff died, there was a ____________________ feeling of satisfaction that washed over me. I felt- - excited. More excited and happy than I had ever felt!

I was haunted by Zaroff’s final, ______________________ words: “You, my dear Rainsford, have done something amazing. You have turned the tables on the best hunter in the World. Now, you are the best.”

But then, the curse: “You will find your love of hunting a/an _______________ satisfaction. Now that you know the rush of a real challenge, you will lose your joy of hunting the mediocre.”

The next morning, because I felt sorry for not freeing them, I fed the men in the basement a ______________________ meal, giving them all of the food and drink they could want.

In the library, I threw out his prized heads and hung up the small pistol that Zaroff had used against me. That pistol represents my prowess and skill. This will be the place of my _______________________, where I will exhibit my unmatched hunting skills.

This will be the place where I will honor Zaroff for his visionary quest for the best prey when I perform the _________________ of hanging MY prized head collection after I take down each…perfect…prey.