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In this story many things happen Rainsford and Whitney are talking on a yacht. Rainsford and Whitney are going to the Amazon to hunt jaguar. Whitney bring up that the Jaguar have feeling, and Rainsford says “You're a Big Game Hunter not a Philosopher Whitney.” Whitney replies with “Perhaps the Jaguar does.” Rainsford falls asleep on the yacht after speaking to Whitney. Rainsford is awoken for his sleep by four gunshots. When he is looking to see where the gunshots had come from. He was run a jump to a rail and he had hit the rail to hard and lost his pipe. So he reach for it because he did not want to loses the pipe. He had fell overboard trying to get his favorite pipe. Lost at sea he remember the gunshot and that he had heard them from

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