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    Argument essay Edgar Allen Poe and Richard Connell,both master authors who were so gifted that they were able to make you feel any kind of emotion just by using very descriptive forms of words,known as imagery. A good example of one of them using imagery was in Richard Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game”,when at one point early on in the story,Richard described the night as “dank”,and “tropical”,and how it “pressed its thick ,warm blackness in aboard the yacht.” Connell really made you feel like you were out on that yacht with Rainsford during that dark night ,and was what made the story such an interesting read.They both were able to pull you into the story,as if you were experiencing the events right alongside the main characters ,and a…

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    Does anyone really know what it is like to be the hunted instead of the hunter? In the action packed thriller “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell, the main character Rainsford, a professional hunter, finds himself stranded on an island with a psychopathic hunter named General Zaroff. Zaroff has hunted all over the world looking for more and more difficult prey until eventually, he was far too experienced to the point that no animals could ever compete with him. To quench his thirst for…

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    In The Most Dangerous Game, as any day a man named Rainsford was on his way to Rio to go hunt, but what are the odds his plans would ever turn out so bizarre.The story starts off ashim and other men on a yacht hoping to “have some good hunting” in Rio(12).One night he goes to “smoke another pipe on the afterdeck” (2),and he hears suspicious gunshots in the distance. His curiosity seems to have taken over, and he lurks on the rail of the ship with his pipe, soon dropping the pipe, losing his…

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    Most Dangerous Game Risk

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    Have you ever been chased by a crazy person and dogs that are trying to kill you or been on a date with a girl 3 years older than you? In the stories, The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell and The Bass, The River, and Sheila Mant by W. D. Wetherell, both of the main characters are risk takers because they both knew that something bad might happen but they still did it. In The Most Dangerous Game, Rainsford is a risk taker. He risked his life by jumping into the water to get away from…

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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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    Most Dangerous Game Irony

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    "The Most Dangerous Game" is a very well written story by Richard Connell and I enjoyed this story for many reasons. The first is because of the reason of the Irony within the story. It also includes a plot twist, which makes the story very interesting to read. A second reason to enjoy this story is the way Richard Connell was on point of describing certain scenes which made it priceless to go on with the story. Finally, I enjoyed the story because the way Richard Connell was able to use words…

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    “The world is made up of two classes--the hunters and the huntees” (Connell 1). In Richard Connell’s most well known story “The Most Dangerous Game”, Connell portrays men as beasts, which is understandable, because he fought in World War 1, and most likely thought of the Axis as beasts as well. In “The Most Dangerous Game”, A world renowned hunter named Rainsford, falls overboard a ship near an island called Ship-Trap. When he seeks refuge on the island, he meets a man called General Zaroff, who…

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    Suspense in The Most Dangerous Game (first draft) “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell tells the dark, twisted story of hunter versus the hunted. This short story follows world-class hunter, Sanger Rainsford, who becomes stranded on a strange, remote island after falling off his ship. He soon finds a chateau inhabited by another big-game hunter by the name of General Zaroff. However, Rainsford and the audience quickly come to discover that this particular hunter is not satisfied with…

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    Hunt Is hunting for for you? If so, this is the game for you. Rainsford got stuck on an island with a crazy general called Zaroff . Zaroff likes hunting people but what Rainsford did not know is that he liked hunting people but gave them the nickname “animals”. In the short story, “The Most Dangerous Game,” by Richard Connell, Three literary elements Connell uses are suspense, imagery, and symbolism. One technique the author uses is suspense. An example is when Whitney said, “Not even cannibals…

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    Survival Essay Throughout life there will be setbacks and struggles that need to be overcome to succeed in life. "The Most Dangerous Game" ,written by Richard Connell, is a story of a man who falls off his yacht and swims to an island where a general, for fun, hunts humans. "A Trip to the edge of survival," written by Ron Arias, is a true story of five fishermen that get stranded at sea and lived on a ship for 144 days. Lastly, the movie, The Hunger Games, directed by Gary Ross, is about a girl…

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