In 300 words or less, explore how the external events of the plot affect internal change within Sanger Rainsford

In the very beginning of the story, it shows that Rainsford does not care or care to think about what the animal is experiencing. He states that the animal has no understanding. Then as the hunter became the hunted, he is able to relate to the animals, and how they knows fear.

Rainsford professes horror at the hunting of humans, and it isn't long before this hunter must himself be hunted. Zaroff offers Rainsford a choice: become prey, or die.

Rainsford must set out to survive his three days as a game animal with only a sack of food and a knife. This changes Sangers understand and empathy towards animals and he is no longer a heartless hunter.