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To be a survivor you need 3 important traits , dedication, craftiness, and intelligence. In the most dangerous games, Rainsford, a hunter who survived being hunted in the woods for 4-5 days. Zaroff another hunter who lived on the island trapped Rainsford on the island and hunted him for trophy. Rainsford spent those days running and making traps to try and escape Zaroff. It shows craftiness because he built his traps made from things he found in the jungle. And it shows intelligent because he knew how to avoid zaroff and survive. It shows determined because he never gave up. To begin, determination isn’t something you want it something you have or need such as Rainsford being hunted for sport by a man who wanted your head for trophy …show more content…
Not just smart about math and things but what decisions to make hear and what to do there not go out guns blazing but to have a plan. In my escape from north Korea Hyeonseo Lee was in Korea at a very bad time so she and her family sneaked across a river into china and acting and speaking like them so they don’t get thrown in jail. She uses her knowledge and learns and watches Chinese people so she can act just like them. Because of this she was able to live in china away from the horrible life in north Korea where you saw people starving to death on the sides of the streets. But everything doesn’t work out as planed they had been found and her family was thrown in jail. But a man had help her. She told him in broken English what had happened and right there in then that man busted her family out of jail. If she wouldn’t have thought head and learned more than just Chinese, her family would still be in jail because she would have never been able to explain to the man what had happened if she wouldn’t have spoken his language. This was an intelligence moment in survival were something you would prepare for could save you

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