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    In Richard Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game” we learn that there are two sides to look at any situation in life. There is the so-called “hunter” viewpoint and the “hunted” viewpoint. Connell draws the reader into the story and shows these two viewpoints by his great use of detail and imagery. Connell’s use fear is what helps drive these viewpoints to the reader. Connell is able to inspire fear in the mind of his readers throughout “The Most Dangerous Game” with his use of imagery. The fear is…

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    comparing Graham Greene’s “The Destructors” and Richard Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game”, I see a characters that are faced with complication for their age and lively hood. Trevor in “The Destructors,” is a young man who is degraded into a lower social class than he was used to before the war. He has to find a way to belong or be subjected ridicule and unwelcomed by his peers. Contrarily, Rainsford from “The Most Dangerous Game” finds himself secluded on an island inhabited by a hunting…

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    “The Most Dangerous Game” is a interesting story. Rainsford ends up on an island with a man who hunts men. The man starts hunting Rainsford. Rainsford finally knows how the animal feels. Zaroff gets the challenge he wants. Rainsford gets stronger. In Richard Connell’s “The Most Dangerous game” the three main conflicts are Rainsford vs. Zaroff, Rainsford vs. pipe, and Rainsford vs. Ivan. The first most important conflict is the Rainsford vs. Zaroff. It is man vs. man. The conflict is…

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    Summary of The Most Dangerous Game Sanger Rainsford was heading to “Rio” (1) to hunt jaguars. While everyone was asleep, Rainsford went out on the deck to “smoke another pipe.” (2) When his pipe was falling off the yacht, he reached out and tried to grab it but, fell off of it. Rainsford started to swim to the “Ship-Trap island” (1) because he heard a “pistol shot.” (4) When he got to the island he followed footprints and met two men, Ivan and General Zaroff. Zaroff already knew who…

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    In the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, the theme of the story is that obsession can be dangerous. The protagonist of the story is Rainsferd and he is sailing past “Ship Trap Island.” Rainsferd is a good well known hunter. The antagonist of the story is General Zaroff. Zaroff fought in a war and likes to hunt. Zaroff got tired of hunting animals because he could predict their moves. Zaroff’s solution was to start hunting people that were trained by his assistant Ivan.…

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    The book that I read for this letter essay was James Patterson’s The Dangerous Days of Daniel X. This was the first of the six book Daniel X series that James Patterson wrote. The book talks about Daniel, a young 15 year old alien hunter from the planet Alpar Nok. Daniel travels the world in search of the sixth most dangerous alien outlaw in the galaxy, Ergent Seth. During the chase, Daniel has to overcome being shot, tricked, and escaping capture from the outlaw. But during one encounter with…

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    How are murders and violence defined in societies? In both “The Lottery” by Shirley Jackson and “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell acts of murder and violence are displayed. According to Kennedy and Gioia (2015), “Short stories show rather than tell” (p. 13). Both “The Lottery” and “The Most Dangerous Game” do just that. The short stories share similarities such as a common tone, shared symbolism, and violence, but differ in purpose and character structure. The first short story,…

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    a well known hunter around the world and is the main character in the story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell. While on his way to hunt jaguars in the Amazon jungle, Rainsford falls overboard and ends up stranded on a seemingly deserted island. He later finds a large castle like structure inhabited by General Zaroff. Zaroff, much like Rainsford, was a hunter who had hunted some of the most dangerous animals, but he had grown bored of the animals and turned to hunting humans. Like many…

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    Characters play a central role to the development of a story. Even characters that are mentioned momentarily can be significant to the main theme. An individual with very little dialogue, but a big purpose is found in the story, “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell Text. The author briefly mentions Whitney in the beginning but his appearance is essential to the story. He is used for both foreshadowing and as a foil character. In his conversation with Rainsford, Whitney gives him two…

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    Hunting is a killing certain animals for game. “The most Dangerous Game” written by Richard Connel tells hunting, and how it could go wrong. Zaroff demonstrates that he is cruel, evil, and he is wicked. First Zaroff is a cruel person, “that is why i use them. It gives me pleasure, they can reason after a-fasion, so they are dangerous (225).” That means he gets pleasure from killing innocent civilians for game. “A rather good lot, I think i dissolved the gold they are let out at seven every night…

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