Similes And Imagery In The Most Dangerous Game By Richard Connell

The “Most Dangerous Game” is indeed not a game for the faint hearted; real life hunger games does bring fear with the thrill. Rainsford, a game hunter, was on his yacht when he got thrown from the ship into the Caribbean sea. Rainsford swam to an island where he was awaited with a man named General Zaroff. General hunted game too, nevertheless the Generals game was humans, and Rainsford fell right into his trap. Rainsford had 3 days to survive a hunting spree by the General. If he made it 3 days without being caught, then Rainsford gets to go home; Dolefully that did not happen to any other human before Rainsford. In Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game,” The use of similes/metaphors and Imagery contributes to the story’s overall mood. Similes