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    a place where their mothers visited every summer when they were children. While in Maine, Ali and Emma meet an impudent individual who goes by the name of Sissy, who is determined to make the girls’ stay not one to forget. In Deep And Dark And Dangerous, the novel written by Mary Downing Hahn, the girls discover Sissy’s true past and unravel her secrets, while also uncovering the fact that Sissy is the spirit of Teresa, the young girl who drowned in the lake the year that Dulcie and Claire (Ali…

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    decision. This 15% of the population are what we call survivors. What makes a person a survivor? The three traits that most survivors display are having courage, being brave, and keeping calm under pressure. BP #1 – The character Rainsford in Most Dangerous Game is a great example of a survivor with courage. Rainsford shows this trait in the story multiple times. He not only falls off a boat and swims to an island, but he also survives being chased by the evil General Zaroff too! Rainsford…

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    Dangerous Knowledge Knowledge is something necessary in life to understand the world. But too much of anything can be bad and lead to your doom. Knowledge can be as deadly as good to society. This thirst of knowledge is also found in Victor Frankenstein and Robert Walton in the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Shelley shows that this behavior draws them away from the ones they love, and both men try to attempt to go beyond human limits to receive glory and knowledge. Knowledge can be very…

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    Good Vs. Evil

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    In the novel The Lord of the Flies, the short story The Most Dangerous Game, and in another short story Thank You Ma’am Wilkie Collins’ inquiry is prominent in each text as characters display both traits of good and evil. People are good to the extent where their situation and upbringing will reflect their innate nature as seen through Ralph and Piggy in Lord of the Flies written by William Golding, Rainsford in The Most Dangerous Game written by Richard Connell, and Roger in Thank You Ma’am by…

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    In the book “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, the two main characters are Sanger Rainsford and General Zarroff. It seems like General Zarroff is the type of guy that thinks if it is ok to hunt animals then it is ok to hunt humans. But Sanger Rainsford is the complete opposite guy he is against hunting for real men but not humans. The two main conflicts are Man vs. Man and Man vs. Nature. Rainsford and Zarroff are going in different directions. Zarroff for fun and amusement.…

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    Introduction The story and idea that black communities are perceived as dangerous by the public eye was the story that seems to be the popular belief. A tragic, maybe the worst of its kind, story that exemplifies this was the death of the 12-year-old Tamir Rice, who was shot and killed by police officers for looking potentially suspicious and dangerous. Tamir Rice was an innocent kid playing with a toy gun when dispatchers received a notice that there was a minor that was pointing a toy gun at…

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    Salt and pepper both used for seasoning but have very different tastes. This is an analogy I would use to describe Sanger Rainsford and General Zaroff. In the duration of the short story, “The Most Dangerous Game”, both are portrayed a impeccable hunters, but, as the story proceeds the separation the two hunters unfolds. Although they bear some mutual similarities, the difference between Sanger Rainsford and General Zaroff are quite pronounced; differences such as their age, where there from,…

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    The most intelligent, yet barbaric and aggressive character ever created, from my viewpoint and/or in my opinion, is in The Most Dangerous Game written by Richard Cornell. This character is known as General Zaroff. This character enjoys hunting human beings on his island due to loss of interest of hunting animals. Human beings that stumble upon his island have to play by his rules and are challenged to see if they can survive three days while being hunted by the master of hunting. General Zaroff…

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    Ch. 3 Writing Prompt: “Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.” –Martin Luther King Jr., American activist in the Civil Rights Movement. This relates to me because when I was younger the worst thing I could was be hardheaded and dumb. If I were not like that before hand, I would have been doing great things right now but now it has been prolonged. I have seen so many people mess up or ruin their lives just by choosing to be ignorant, not willing…

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    volunteers as tribute for the Hunger game so her sister doesn't have to. The hunger games is a event where two people from each district get picked to go fight against other districts but at the end there can only be one winner. The shorts story The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell Is about a hunter Rainsford who is on his way to hunt jaguars, but falls of his yacht and get trapped on ship trap island. When he first gets their he doesn't see any signs of his death but after General Zaroff…

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