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    In the short story, “The Most Dangerous Game”, the protagonist, Rainsford, changes his ideology on hunting. At the start of the short story, Rainsford had a discussion with a secondary character and hunting partner, Whitney, while on a sea vessel on their way to Rio de Janeiro. The conversation commences with Whitney stating, “We should have some good hunting up in the Amazon. Great sport, hunting.” Rainsford agreed, “The best sport in the world.” These quotes show that Rainsford is blatantly…

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    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.…

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    preparing a sequence of action steps to achieve some specific goal. A plan is needed for survival, good decision making, and success. Imagine you are trapped in a deserted island. In order for you to survive you would need a good plan. In The Most Dangerous Game, the main theme is survival. "It's a game, you see," pursued the general blandly. "I suggest to one of them that we go hunting. I give him a supply of food and an excellent hunting knife. I give him three hours' start. I am to follow,…

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    The Effects of Impulse and Recklessness Decisions and actions are the pathways that lead to a change in the way of someone's life. The authors of "The Most Dangerous Game," "A Worn Path," and "The Truth About Being a Hero," Richard Connell, Eudora Welty, and Karl Marlantes, demonstrate how certain decisions and actions change one's life through their works. In addition, the following question is answered throughout each of their works: what is at the end of each pathway that those decisions and…

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    Zaroff Character Analysis

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    The Cat or the Mouse What is the difference between hunting humans and hunting animals? One would think that hunting humans is wrong and unethical. But for two world renowned hunters, they have two differing perspectives on this issue of hunting humans. While they both are intelligent men; one tends to approach the issue more ethically than the other. Zaroff looks at hunting humans for his own self interest, while Rainsford looks at it from a selfless view for the human population and thinks…

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    Often people are blinded by their lust for power and wealth. Joseph Conrad, in the novella “Heart of Darkness”, explores greed through character, imperialism and symbolism to show the corrupting power of greed. The novella follows Marlow’s character as he embarks on his journey within the Congo. Marlow encounters Kurtz’s public persona, which Marlow is intrigued by. This persona for the reader, and Marlow, is tarnished by the obvious craving for wealth and power. It is emphasised by Kurtz’s…

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    Splinter Cell Conviction

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    Splinter Cell Blacklist – Sam Fisher is back, but with a different voice! Splinter Cell Conviction was one of my favorite games of all time. I just loved the way the game turned out to be and Sam Fisher was gritty and fearless. It reminded me a lot of the movie Taken. Similar to Liam Neeson going after his daughter, Sam is hunting for the person who allegedly killed his daughter. Both Liam and Sam have extraordinary abilities when it comes to hand to hand combat and gun fights. Apart from this,…

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    learning. In the story "The Most Dangerous Game" a experienced hunter Rainsford that gets trapped on an island and finds a hunter that hunts people for fun and Rainsford is one of the people that are getting hunted. Rainsford sets traps and hides to win. He ends up jumping off a cliff and swimming back to Zaroff's castle. And ends up fighting him to see who sleeps in the bed and who gets fed to the dogs. Richard Connell uses mood/tone in his story “The Most Dangerous Game” to convey the theme of…

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    In " The Most Dangerous Game " by Richard Connell the protagonist, Sanger Rainsford, is a big game hunter who finds himself in a life or death situation when he falls off of a ship when on a journey to Rio. Shortly after swimming to shore he find himself on Ship-Trap island, after following a trail, he arrives at a chateau where he meets General Zaroff. Zaroff is also a big game hunter, but of a different kind, General Zaroff hunts men. Rainsford agrees to play Zaroff's game,Knowing that it is…

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    Sniper”, the republican sniper has to risk his life fighting for his people with the risk of him getting killed at any moment. In Richard Connell’s, “The Most Dangerous Game”, Rainsford, a big-game hunter, must use his prior knowledge to try and escape the island without getting killed by General Zaroff. At the start of “The Most Dangerous Game”, Rainsford falls off a yacht and he is forced to swim in hopes of finding land. When he finally finds land he meets General Zaroff who enjoys hunting…

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