"The Most Dangerous Game" is a very well written story by Richard Connell and I enjoyed this story for many reasons. The first is because of the reason of the Irony within the story. It also includes a plot twist, which makes the story very interesting to read. A second reason to enjoy this story is the way Richard Connell was on point of describing certain scenes which made it priceless to go on with the story. Finally, I enjoyed the story because the way Richard Connell was able to use words and hints of revealing that General Zaroff was a madman.
My first reason of why I enjoyed "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell was the irony that they used making the story filled with plot twists and stuff that we would never detect about the story, which made the story very interesting to read. Like in the story of when Rainsford was saying that animals have no fear and are dumb and stupid. Later in the story as General Zaroff challenges Rainsford into game of cat and mouse. Making Rainsford have to use his mind of trying to survive and not get killed by General Zaroff and now rather then Rainsford being the hunter he is now being the hunted causing situational irony in the story. …show more content…
The thing that caught me most in the eye was when Rainsford was trying to hide from General Zaroff and the way Richard Connell explained the setting of the place made feel like I there and full fear of if my trap will work? Will it kill his Hounds? This made feel that I was in his shoes and trying to survive in the
My first reason of why I enjoyed "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell was the irony that they used making the story filled with plot twists and stuff that we would never detect about the story, which made the story very interesting to read. Like in the story of when Rainsford was saying that animals have no fear and are dumb and stupid. Later in the story as General Zaroff challenges Rainsford into game of cat and mouse. Making Rainsford have to use his mind of trying to survive and not get killed by General Zaroff and now rather then Rainsford being the hunter he is now being the hunted causing situational irony in the story. …show more content…
The thing that caught me most in the eye was when Rainsford was trying to hide from General Zaroff and the way Richard Connell explained the setting of the place made feel like I there and full fear of if my trap will work? Will it kill his Hounds? This made feel that I was in his shoes and trying to survive in the