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    the main character when they are in difficult situations. In this short story, the mood starts off when the protagonist, Rainsford, tries to: “peer through the dank tropical night that was palpable as it presses its thick warm blackness against the yacht”(Connell 60). This very descriptive excerpt from the text really describes and puts an image in one’s head of how it would feel like to be in Rainsford’s point of view.…

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    In my opinion, this is an excellent vessel to learn to sail with, but that doesn't mean I couldn't imagine a trip on the 41 with a hired skipper. If you are looking for a romantic escape without the worry of handling a yacht, a skipper is a definite must-have. Skipper or no skipper, you are looking at smooth sailing with the 41. It's windward performance stable and strong, and, when out in open water, the vessel remains steady. Comparison with 45 A comparison between…

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    runs into is against himself. Rainsford finds himself struggling to get back on the yacht and finally is gives up. As the yacht drifts away, Rainsford is stuck in the middle of the ocean. “ He struggled up to the surface and tried to cry out, but the wash from the speeding yacht slapped him in the face and the salt water in his mouth made him gag and strangle” (2). Rainsford is trying to lift himself onto the yacht. The wash is splashing him in the face. Although Man versus Man might appear a…

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    disadvantage of owning a home are Substantial financial obligation: As a homeowner, there are annual financial obligations to repair and maintain the home, insurance, property tax, and monthly mortgage payment that could affect the cash flow (Siegel & Yacht,…

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    to while vacationing in Croatia is a renting a yacht. Imagine it; the sea and the sun, and you and your partner, sailing the open sea without a care in the world. It’s quite an experience! One of the greatest things about it is the fact that you get to make your own itinerary. Group sailing tours have their charm, that is true, but sometimes you’re just not in the mood for the activities your group leader has in plan for you. Renting your own yacht for a week puts you in charge. You can do…

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    off the yacht, he becomes stranded at sea, however, knowing there was a chance someone on the boat might hear him, he “wrestled himself out of his clothes and shouted with all his power” (15). Rainsford knew that it was pointless to attempt to catch up with the yacht, and that it would only waste what little strength he had left. It was in his best interest to try to yell out with the slim chance of someone hearing him rather than to waste his energy swimming. After realizing that the yacht was…

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    That year she met John Weller, who later co-founded FWF with her. Weller has been a yacht broker for over 30 years and currently serves on the Foundation’s Board of Directors. “His was the very first door that I knocked on. Within 24 hours he had me working for a new yacht building company at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show,” she added. The boat show led Frenkel to a position that found her achieving her goal of being on the water…

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    "He struggled to the surface and tried to call out, but the wash from the speeding yacht slapped him in the face" (Connell 213). This quote shows that Rainsford is alone in the ocean, and in the middle of no where. There is no one to help him, but himself. "Kane is staring at him, stunned. Then he looks out at all the silent people with…

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    couldn’t find you, and now they are sinking the ship to get rid of you.” “What!? Why didn't you tell me before?!” “You were talking to the captain, I couldn’t blow your cover. I also only found out seconds ago!” “Argh, fine, I faxed you a copy of the yacht shemeicatics. Find me the nearest lifeboat, I'm on the bridge.” “There should be one under a chair, it only inflates in one second, so stay far away when inflating it.” I looked under 3 chairs. No life boat. The fourth chair had one under it.…

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    Most Dangerous Game

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    In the most dangerous game Rainsford cannot quiet his brain he is most likely spooked by the fact that he almost drowned and is staying in a house with a crazed General whom is Zaroff and wants Rainsford to play his “game” and when Rainsford declines Gen. Zaroff, he threatens to have his servant, Ivan, torture him and finally. Rainsford agrees to play the Generals game. And is given a little bit of supplies and is promised not to be hunted until the sun sets the next day. In the story, it says…

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