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    it have to be suspenseful? What about emotional? Or perhaps the thing that makes a good story is the characters. Any story that ever hopes to be considered “great” must have great characters. Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game” has just that, but what’s more, his characters change. In “The Most Dangerous Game,” Rainsford completely changes his personality about hunting. To begin , at the start of the story, Rainsford doesn’t care in the slightest how the animal being hunted feels. This is…

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    Have you ever felt the adrenaline while hunting? The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell takes hunting to the max for an ultimate rush… hunting humans. Zaroff demonstrates that he is one dangerous, determined and rich person. First, Zaroff is a dangerous man because he decides to hunt humans. “Civilized? And you shoot down men(pg 226)?” proves that he wants to hunt more than animals because he wants a real competition. He also states that if the one that's going to be hunted refuses, they…

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    “Congratulations, you have won the game.” Rainsford was a hunter who fell off his boat on the way to the Amazon Jungle. He washed up on Ship Trap Island, located in the middle of the Caribbean. There he was welcomed by the hospitality of Zaroff, a Cossack general who fought in the Russian Civil War. Zaroff was a hardcore hunter who truly only cared about hunting. After countless years of hunting animals, Zaroff wanted a bigger challenge; he wanted an animal that provided an immense challenge. He…

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    The dawn was just some hours away. My eyes were heavy. I had not slept the entire night. My back ached. I had taken an alert stance for too long. My feet were dewy wet, by brow was icy and my jaw was clenched. With a slow breath, I skimmed my surroundings. The branches straggled into view. I shifted the brush with the tip of my arrow as I lingered forward. I could feel my elbows stiffen. I hope I would be ready to shoot when time came. But I had begun to wonder whether the time would come all…

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    Sitting on a cheap leather sofa in a battered living room, a bottle of whiskey on hand, surgical knife on the other, with a serene look of contemplation, Hannibal Lecter found himself staring at the unblinking eyes of a man lying in a pool of his own blood, throat slashed ear to ear. The need of forced entry was clearly effaced, resistance none, and Hannibal perceived within the minute the man opens his own door for the emissary of death, it's time to say goodbye. His own demise was expected; he…

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    “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell is a short story and a suspenseful thriller that deals with hunting and survival skills. Although skill is needed strategy outweighs skill everytime. In “The Most Dangerous Game it is shown when Rainsford the main character made a Malay Mancatcher ultimately hurting General Zaroff. Rainsford also shows strategy by making a Burmese Tiger Pit that he used to trap General Zaroff. He also shows strategy by leaping off a cliff into the sea. Letting…

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    real world and its make-up. Stories like “The Most Dangerous Game” can be categorized as commercial fiction because it doesn’t have just one set theme nor does it have a deeper meaning. However stories like “Hunters in the Snow” and “The Short Happy Life of Francis Macomber” can be categorized as literary fiction because it makes the reader think and understand that the story relates to real life struggles and how we can empathize with them. “The Most Dangerous Game,”…

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    Another example of shaping a person’s identity is in the book The Most Dangerous Game. The story follows a man called Rainsford an expert hunter who firmly believes that animals have no sense of feelings or emotions. In the beginning Rainsford tells his partner, “The world is made up of two classes - the hunters and the huntees. Luckily you and I are hunters.” He then falls from his boat and swims to an island where he meets the general. The general is also an expert “hunter”, but does not hunt…

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    Survival Essay Throughout life there will be setbacks and struggles that need to be overcome to succeed in life. "The Most Dangerous Game" ,written by Richard Connell, is a story of a man who falls off his yacht and swims to an island where a general, for fun, hunts humans. "A Trip to the edge of survival," written by Ron Arias, is a true story of five fishermen that get stranded at sea and lived on a ship for 144 days. Lastly, the movie, The Hunger Games, directed by Gary Ross, is about a girl…

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