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Do you like to read? Well if you do you should read Hatchet and The Most Dangerous Game. Their sointeresting and mind catching when you read it you fill like your in the story. The storys are so alike like anddifferent. Let me tell you a little, to start off theirs a lot of challenges that Brians has to go through but in TheMost Dangerous Game Rainsford Doesn’t have to do as much challenges because everythings their for him.Also Rainsford dosen’t have something that’s hurting him inside like Brian. If you like the sound of this keepreading.Hatchet vs. The Dangerous GameThe two stories are alike because Rainsford and Brian have to work hard to get or make what they want. Inaddition, both stories have a main setting that is mostly the forest. Also, both stories …show more content…
However Rainsford has everything’s there for him he has a luxurious bed to sleep on also he hashis own fire pit that he does not have to make, and he has a house that he did not build. I like how this isgoing.So look in Hatchet theirs a secret that is hurting Brian. Would you like to know? Well the secret is his parents aregetting divorced, his dad does not know but he does. This is how it started he was with his friend going home. Hisfriend saw his mom; he turned and saw his mom with a “Blonde Haired Man”. So the whole trip and the plane crashhe was thinking of the divorce. Rainsford does not have a secret that is destroying his mind or making him feel likehe doesn’t belong.As you can see Hatchet and The Most Dangerous Game are so interesting. You can tell that you can definitely compareand contrast these two stories. Think of you in Brian’s situation at 13 years old it would totally be hard. Also that secretseems so horrible to think of. These two stories make me want to read

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