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    English 11 1st Hour Comparison/Contrast Essay In this essay of comparison and contrast there will be comparisons and contrasts- or in other words similarities and differences- in Jack London’s “To Build A Fire” and Richard Connell’s‚ “The Most Dangerous Game”. The comparisons will be constructed of the settings‚ characters‚ and conflict. First topic to be compared is conflict. The two stories share two conflicts‚ a struggle for survival. In Jack London’s “To Build A Fire” the main character

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    Midterm Questions * English 101 * Fall (2014) 1‚ The primary theme of the story concerns the mindless adherence to rituals‚ and that is symbolically represented most by the black box. The black box is a physical manifestation of the villagers’ connection to tradition and also the focal point of the lottery. The current black box is not the original one‚ though pieces from the old box have always been used to make the new one until the time of this box. When it gets too worn or dilapidated‚ it

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    The Most Dangerous Game/Final Draft Getting trapped on Ship-Trap Island is an experience unlike any other‚ whether it’s in the book or the movie. “The Most Dangerous Game” was a short story and was also produced into a movie with many different things from the story. The characters‚ setting‚ and plot were different and/or changed from the written short story. In the movie‚ the main character‚ Rainsford‚ was the only survivor of a ship crash near the island. In the short story‚ he accidentally fell

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    perceived differently than they actually are. In order to show this is true one must examine two points. First‚ in The Body of Christopher Creed by Carol Plum-Ucci shows that things are not always as they seem. Second‚ in the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell shows that this idea also pertains to the short story. After seeing these examples it will be clear how this idea is true. First‚ in the novel The Body of Christopher Creed shows how things are not always as they

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    was a marvelous place‚ where flora and fauna of all kinds are everywhere. So when he was old enough he went to the jungle‚ with only a compass ‚ all by himself. He had to cross many South American countries‚ but he was about to track one of the most dangerous animals out there‚ The black Panther! Into the jungle he went‚ and found many signs the panther was around that area‚ such as paw prints. That was when he came face to face with the panther‚ but the panther was ginormous compared to him. He

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    Analysis Example The Most Dangerous Game In Richard Connell’s "The Most Dangerous Game‚" a story is told about survival and human nature. In it‚ basic themes are presented‚ and basic questions are asked. Our hero must answer some of these questions as he finds himself in a quest for survival using only his skills. At the end‚ the reader will be left wondering his own answer to these questions. In his story‚ Richard Connell explores the basic human need to survive and what can happen when power

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    struggle to live together. Some people do not realize they have greed until it’s too late. Greed will always hurt people in the end‚ because they refuse to give in‚ it hurts other people‚ and it can change history. In “The Most Dangerous Game”‚ both Zaroff and Rainsford experience greed because they refuse to give in. In the beginning‚ Rainsford tries to get closer and closer to the edge of the boat to see‚ and eventually he falls off‚ and this is greedy because he keeps trying to see more and more

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    In The “Most Dangerous Game” General Zaroff just wants to feel the excitement of a dangerous hunt. d. Finally in “The Story of an Hour” a 17th century women just wants to be free from her husbands control. III. 2nd body paragraph a. All of the stories use lots of in depth imagery to show characters motive for their actions. b. “The Monkey’s Paw” shows imagery when the soldier takes out the paw and tells the story. This impels Mr. White to want to use the monkey’s paw. c. “The Most Dangerous

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    General Zaroff‚ the antagonist in “The Most Dangerous Game”‚ can reflect as a confident and thrill-seeking person. Throughout the story General Zaroff displayed several instances where he was overconfident in himself. At the beginning of the story when Rainsford first arrived at the General Zaroff’s residence‚ he noticed right away that‚ “ About the hall were mounted heads of many animals- lions‚ tigers‚ elephants‚ moose‚ bears; larger or more perfect specimens Rainsford had never seen.”(Richard

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    I decided to compare and contrast were “The Most Dangerous Games” by Richard Connell and “Interlopers” by Saki. I decided to do these two stories because while reading them‚ I actually found interest in both books and thought they were really good short stories. I also thought that both stories were very descriptive and both sent a very powerful message. The first similarity in both stories is someone had got eaten by an animal. In "The Most Dangerous Game" the end resulted in a fight between Rainsford

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