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    The Most Dangerous Game : Compare/Contrast/Analysis In The Most Dangerous Game there are many traumatic events that take place in the movie which are different than the story. The movie shows a better representation of the story and attracts more people because of all the action and flair that the movie has. The short story desperately needs for the story to be more interesting, also the movie works better than the story, by adding in scenes that helps improve the movie drastically which the…

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    Anthony Nguyen Mrs. Bailey-Dumas Language Arts 02 October 2017 The Most Dangerous Game Writing Prompt Nothing is ever perfect, but in this corrupt and uncertain world, it can be comforting to imagine an alternate reality in which life is flawless and where everything is perfect.” That reality, is called Utopia. In “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, a big-game hunter, named Rainsford falls off a yacht and lands on a mysterious island, there, he finds a village. In the village,…

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    The movie High Noon and the short story The Most Dangerous Game have many differences on where the main characters are and what's happening to them. High Noon, a movie released in 1952, is a revenge story where Will Kane is hunted down by a dangerous criminal named Frank Miller. When Kane needs help, everyone abandons him. The short story, The Most Dangerous Game, released in 1924, is about a man named Rainsford who washes up on Ship-Trap Island, meets a man named General Zaroff, and he tries…

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    When readers experience a feeling of helplessness, suspense is created. At the beginning of the story Rainsford falls off the yacht and is left in the sea. When readers realize “the blood-warm waters of the Caribbean sea was closed over his head” (15), they recognize this as a hopeless situation. Readers hope the boat will turn around and save Rainsford but know it is gone. Hoping he will not drown, readers can feel Rainsford’s desperation. Likewise, later in the story Rainsford climbs a tree to…

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    or one of his friends. But instead it was Whitney and some of his old hunting buddies. They were finally coming back to find him. He invited them in to drink coffee and chat about their hunting adventure. They had said they killed some big game on their trip, and…

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    People often read a book or short story and then watch the movie based on that story. “The Most Dangerous Game” is a short story that was made into a movie; the short story is not as interesting than the movie. Two important differences between the story story and the movie are Setting and Characters. The Short Story’s Setting and Characters make it different from the movie. In the book the story first took place on a yacht but they didn’t give much of a description about the yacht. Also in the…

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    someone had a large amount of money they were considered the top dogs of society. The roles have been reversed the hunter is the hunted! The once known predator is know prey, which is describing the situation in Richard Connell’s short story “The Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford the racist highly praised hunter finds himself on the wrong side of the food chain. He’s being hunted like the animals he loves to hunt and kill by the classist General Zaroff. The author uses experiences to say that some…

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    In the story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell the main character, Sanger Rainsford’s character progresses considerably in multiple aspects throughout the course of the story. Although the biggest change has to be his perspective on hunting and how much he cares about the animals being hunted. He begins by having no regard for what he is doing to animals, begins to knows that some hunting is wrong and finally ends with sympathy for the game being hunted. At the beginning of the…

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    during his stay with General Zaroff. The general was a hunter and did so for sport. After Rainsford won the game and managed to defeat and kill General Zaroff, I think that Rainsfords outlook on hunting must have changed. He himself now knows how it feel to be the one hunted, “Then it was that Rainsford knew the true meaning of terror.” Why would a man, who knows what the animals and game that Rainsford hunts, goes through continue to hunt them. Would it not be that Rainsford would see himself…

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    Rainsford was dragging General Zaroff’s corpse across the bedroom floor with a wide grin on his face. He’d done it, he had won the game that other’s had attempted and lost. WHen he reached the window, he let the dead body drop to the floor as he opened the window and proceeded to throw him out, listening for the thud of the body hitting the hard ground. He smirked at the thought of the dogs devouring the dead body. No one ever wins, huh? Looks like karma found it’s way back to you. Rainsford…

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