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| n. implied or indirect reference; a hinting at. |
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| n. a person who is able to be a judge in matters of art or taste. |
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| n. a lack of integrity or honesty; moral corruption; excessive indulgence. |
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| n. appropriate conduct, correct and proper behavior. |
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| adj. deserving hate or contempt. |
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| In a particularly disturbing episode of Criminal Minds, in which the killer sets his victims loose in the woods and then hunts them, there are several ______________(s) to "The Most Dangerous Game."
Similarly, the way Zaroff traps the ships can be seen as an ____________________ to the character of Prospero in Shakespeare's The Tempest, as Prospero lived on an isolated island and caused shipwrecks in order to bring unsuspecting sailors there. |
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| Zaroff, who liked to torture his human prey, was a(n) ________________________ character. |
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| That he seemed to have such _____________________, always demonstrating good manners and taste, while plotting to hunt people, made Zaroff's character seem even creepier. |
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| A _________________________ of fine wine, Zaroff was constantly offering a different drink to his guest. |
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| After participating in the _________________ of hunting human beings, Rainsford was a changed man. |
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