What is the most likely reason the film adaptation changes this scene so that General Zaroff shoots arrows at Rainsford and his companion?

A to increase the number of props

B to create an opportunity for added dialogue

C to add a visual that creates suspense

D to make the setting seem more realistic

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What is the most likely reason the film adaptation changes this scene so that General Zaroff shoots arrows at Rainsford and his companion?

A to increase the number of props

B to create an opportunity for added dialogue

C to add a visual that creates suspense

D to make the setting seem more realistic

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Albert Potter · Answer 1

the most likely reason for the film adaptation changes is: C to add a visual that creates suspense

When Zaroff shoots the arrow, he established himself as a threat to Rainsofrd's lives. This will create a suspense among the readers whenever Zaroff appear on the scene

What is the most likely reason the film adaptation changes this scene so that General Zaroff shoots arrows at Rainsford and his companion?A to increase the number of propsB to create an opportunity for added dialogueC to add a visual that creates suspenseD to make the setting seem more realistic