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    I am comparing the short stories The cask of Amontillado by edgar Allen Poe and the Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell. The similarity is they both involve killing. The differences are one is killing for fun the other is killing for revenge. One took place on a island the other at a fair and catacombs. One started over a insult the other over things he hunts. The similarities are they both involve killing people (p.26) (p.12). They are killing innocent people. They both started as friends…

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    The 2 stories High Noon and “The Most Dangerous Game” have many similarities and differences. The movie High Noon is about a Marshal of a town just trying to take responsibility for his town while facing many other conflicts going on around him, and “The Most Dangerous Game” is about a man playing a deathly game to determine if he lives or dies. Although the short story and movie are similar if you’re looking at character and conflict, they happen to be very different when it comes to the…

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    The story The Most Dangerous Game and the movie High Noon are very much alike and have some differences. The main characters are alike in some ways. The setting is located differently but has a major impact on both stories. Both stories are also in the same time period in the early 1900s. These stories having many things alike, such as the characters and the setting, and many differences like the plot. In both stories the characters have many similarities. They are both facing life or death…

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    The Most Dangerous Theory Laundry is the only thing that should be separated by color. This quote is a clever way of saying that people of all races should be treated equally. Unfortunately people like Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer did not agree with this concept and so Social Darwinism was born. Social Darwinism is the theory that certain groups of people should follow the same rules of natural selection as plants and animals do. Darwin created Darwinism which says that species evolved…

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    literary elements woven into the very fabric of the story, hence allowing the reader's mind to become a part of the plot and deeply envision it, and classic instances of this are the two stories Examination Day, authored by Henry Selsar and The Most Dangerous Game, authored by Richard Connell. Examination Day is centered around the experience of a bright fellow named Dickie who lives in a civilization that executes overly intelligent individuals.…

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    is tough, especially when it’s to become a type of person you contradicted. Most lives tend to do anything to survive, and if changing the way you think is the only way to do that then changing may exactly what you have to do. If the life you dream of is just out of reach, you may decide to do anything else possible to strive towards it. The setting and characters are highly different in the stories “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell and “The Necklace” by Guy de Maupassant. Body…

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    of crop prosperity. To summarize Richard Connell's “The Most Dangerous Game”, Sanger Rainsford is castaway on an island populated solely by General Zaroff and his ally Ivan. Zaroff became dissatisfied with the big game he previously hunted and turned to “hunting” the people trapped on his islet. Within both pieces, the theme of desensitization to violence is present throughout. Points of the narrative that separate “The Most Dangerous Game” and “The Lottery” are, the type of conflict, the…

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    and “The Most Dangerous Game” have exceedingly similar themes, each main character within each story sets aside their fears in order to survive the cruel and senseless situations they encounter. Where does one draw the line within hunting? Is it at the point where one feels pity for their prey? Or is it when one knows that they are stronger than their prey so it does not matter. “The Most Dangerous…

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    In “The Most Dangerous Game,” General Zaroff’s cruelty lead to Rainsford’s vengeful actions. Cruelty isn’t just hurting someone’s feelings or making someone feel bad or worthless in a way. It is a behavior or behaviors that cause pain or suffering for someone. Whether it is intentional or unintentional it will always lead to some kind of suffering or pain for someone. It is important to identify when someone is being cruel because if someone starts being cruel and they do not notice they are…

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    Rainsford knows what the animals feel like when they become his target of attack. Ship-Trap island is like all of your worst fears in one never ending nightmare. In the story “The Most dangerous game” included a man named Rainsford was very passionate about his favorite sport which was hunting. As he was riding a boat with a friend he fell off the yacht and swam to an island that he thought would keep him safe. But what he did not know was a psychopathic man named Zaroff lived there. After…

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