Murder. Thats what both passages by Connell and Browning have in them to keep it interesting. Although both passages have murder in them, they both also have a passion. Porphyria was in love with a man that killed her and General Zaroff was in love with hunting and he was trying to kill Rainsford. Conflict got in the way of being in love with someone or something. Connell and Browning use conflict to convey a theme to be aware of what one self is doing so as to not affect others in a negative way. Connell uses conflict to enrich the passage by having General Zaroff hunt Rainsford. The conflict comes from when the general first starts hunting Rainsford because there is a lot of detail when it comes to Rainsford being hunted. Not only is there
