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    Zaroff. At the start of “The Most Dangerous Game”, Rainsford falls off a yacht and he is forced to swim in hopes of finding land. When he finally finds land he meets General Zaroff who enjoys hunting humans. He gives Rainsford a chance to leave if he is not caught within 3 days. Rainsford must use his hunting knowledge…

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    that will reflect the theme. For example when Zaroff tells Rainsford he hunts humans it shows the theme. Zaroff tells Rainsford he is gonna be hunted and it shows theme of murder. Also when Rainsford and Zaroff talk it sets the mood. Also some opinions that help you understand the theme. When Zaroff talks it gives the reader chills. Zaroff is scary crazy character, who shows that the theme is murder by hunting humans. The story makes the reader want to help Rainsford. Secondly events in the…

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    Imagine yourself on an island alone. What would you do to survive? How would you do it? In the story, “The Most Dangerous Game”, by Richard Connell, who captivates the reader into the terrifying story of an innocent man being hunted. The author uses diction and symbolism to show readers an interesting storyline. First, Richard Connell uses diction to give a more comprehensive understanding of the story. The author used the word uncanny to show that General Zaroff has instinctive powers. For…

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    a lower social class than he was used to before the war. He has to find a way to belong or be subjected ridicule and unwelcomed by his peers. Contrarily, Rainsford from “The Most Dangerous Game” finds himself secluded on an island inhabited by a hunting enthusiast who has progressed to a new level and will test every ounce of Rainsford’s survival skills. In “The Destructors” it is thought that Trevor is on the verge of losing any credibility he may have had after his induction into the gang. He…

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    Everyday, at every moment, humans characterize each other regarding appearance, ethnicity and even social class. Characterization happens naturally for people all over the world. Rainsford in “The Most Dangerous Game” and Montresor in “The Cask of Amontillado“ can both be characterized by their sociopathic behaviors. In the “The Most Dangerous Game” and “The Cask of Amontillado” Connell and Poe use foreshadowing to characterize their protagonists. Throughout “The Most Dangerous Game”, Connell…

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    to Rainsford that maybe animals can feel something besides just fear then Rainsford says to Whitney “Don’t talk rot, Whitney, You’re a big-game hunter, not a philosopher. Who cares how the jaguar feels?”(6). This shows that Rainsford is an arrogant human being, but can core beliefs change when somebody’s life is threatened? Rainsford accidentally falls overboard from his yacht and ends up swimming to a dangerous island where he meets the owner of the island who is a Cossack and avid hunter. As…

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    Richard Connell’s short story The Most Dangerous Game exhibits a morally undeveloped character who owns an island. The character, General Zaroff, shows characteristics from the Theories of Moral Development by Lawrence Kohlberg, which describes how a human being progresses through six moral stages. In Connell’s story a man named Rainsford is shipwrecked on an island where the madman Zaroff hunts him. General Zaroff displays the moral stages of zero and one when he meets Rainsford on the island. …

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    both the same species animals and that the fox is being hunted by Copper the hunting dog. The book depicts Todd as the sly fox who really likes the thrill of being in a chase and loves to find his equal match which is the hound named Copper. And throughout the book he finds his equal a hound dog named Copper. Tod was raised by humans after his was killed by other hunters. And though out the time he was living with humans his sexual maturity had begun. With that going on Todd leaves his temporary…

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    dosent really know what to think about him until he finds out why exactly he is on this island. The whole reason he is on the island is because he loves hunting so much that he wants the hardest thing to hunt which would be people and that is what he is doing on the island. So Zaroff gives rainsford a choice and that is he can either hunt the humans with him or he can play the game and try to survive 3 days without zaroff killing him. So rainsford decides to play that game more scared then he…

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    For decades the idea of survival of the fittest has thrived in human culture. Countless works of literature have stemmed from the theory that the strongest are meant to inherit the Earth while the weak are meant to be left behind. The Most Dangerous Game, by Richard Connel, is a short story that focuses on a man named Rainsford who, at the start of the work, comes across as a flat character who believes that hunting is simply survival of the fittest and feels no remorse for the animal being…

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