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Rainford's Argumentative Essay

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“The world is made up of two classes the hunter and the huntees “- Rainford. Rainsford thought that animals were meant to be hunt because according to him the world is made up of two classes the hunters and huntees. He Thought that animals were meant to be hunt because according to him the “world is made up of two classes the hunters and huntees. According to the people rainsford According to the people Rainsford . was a very talented man He he wrote books,he was very well known to others that hunted. “Even so I'd rather think they understand one thing fear. The fear of pain and the fear of death.”Nonsense” . Said Rainsford. Rain ford is saying that animals have no fear no pain like if they were numb but everything has fear of death even

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