Most Dangerous Games, Liberty, And Harrison Bergeron

The most dangerous in each article was the conflicts in “The Most Dangerous Games”, “Liberty”, and “Harrisonburg Bergeron”. Each of the articles have a conflict that have a life, or death consequences. Here are the life, or death conflict and consequences. In “The most dangerous game”, the life or death consequence one was with Rainsfod and Whitney. They both arrived at an island that already had a bad reputation. It was a bad reputation because as soon they get there they hear two gunshots. Rainsford got off the boat, and went in the ocean too see if he could find what was going on. Rainsford found what the gunshots was going from. He follows the general into his house. The general and Rainsford started talking about all the animals in the general’s house, and how the general hunts animals. The general said too Rainsford that he’s tired of hunting animals, so he’s trying too “hunt” a new animal. It is obvious that he’s wants to hunt Rainsford. The second life, or death consequence was when the general told Rainsford to get a head start before he hunts him. Rainsford was trying to make traps for the general, but the general was smarter than that. The general didn’t kill Rainsford, but Rainsford killed/murdered the general. In …show more content…
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