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    The Most Dangerous Game The most obvious theme of "The Most Dangerous Game" is that which arises from the relationship of the hunter and the hunted. At the very beginning of story‚ Rainsford and Zaroff are presented as equals. Both characters are well-accomplished big-game hunters. As the story unfolds‚ however‚ their roles change. Rainsford is thrust into the position of the hunted. However‚ he tries to undermine the game by setting traps for the hunter. Rainsford’s form of hunting is passive

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    The Most Dangerous Game is a short story written by Richard Connell. In Connell’s short story‚ The Most Dangerous Game‚ the protagonist‚ Sanger Rainsford was successful in General Zaroff’s manhunt by surviving 3 days without being found and his former knowledge of hunting. He used many different strategies. Three of the strategies he used were‚ a series of loops and random trails‚ he climbed up a tree to avoid being spotted‚ and he also made a Burmese tiger pit to trick General Zaroff. Here are

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    Rainsford Perseverance

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    The theme of “The Most Dangerous Game‚” is to persevere and to never give up. The author of the story wanted to teach readers the importance of never giving up and perseverance. The lesson of the story is demonstrated by the character Rainsford. In the story‚ Rainsford was forced to participate in General Zaroff’s deathly game. It can be inferred that Rainsford was very afraid of Zaroff. He was also afraid of dying. However‚ Rainsford preserved and kept himself together. Rainsford actively participated

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    Conflict Essay

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    period 20 October 2012 Man versus Man: The Fight “The Most Dangerous Game” is a story that tells about the passion of hunting and what extent people will go with it. In this story there is a man versus man conflict between the two main characters‚ Rainsford and General Zaroff. Rainsford and General Zaroff disagree on many topics of hunting which leads to a bigger hunt. In ‚“ The Most Dangerous Game” the conflict that is shown the most is man versus man conflict. The man versus man conflict is

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    High Noon Themes

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    The stories of High Noon and The Most Dangerous Game are very similar to each other. First things first is to explain the stories. High Noon is a story about a marshal named Will Kane who arrested a criminal named Frank Miller (or Mitchell as its changed in the screenplay). Miller for some reason is set free and now that he’s on the loose‚ he and his gang are on the hunt for Kane. When Kane finds out about this‚ he has just married his wife Amy who is a Quaker. So now he has to decide whether to

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    who survive out in the wilderness with dangerous animals they feel that these actions are okay. Another way the Cowboy’s show their unlawfulness or independence is of that which they live. At night they sleep on the ground on open land‚ in the morning they get their groups together and herd up the cattle‚ and even have a specific way of approaching an oncoming storm. All of these actions display a self-sufficiency that no other man will be able to experience in a town where certain rules are put in

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    General Zaroff Analysis

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    Zaroff has a few of the qualities listed he is lacking the most important ones compassion‚ love‚ and humanity. Those qualities‚ when missing from a person can make them appear to be one way though they are in fact completely different. In this case General Zaroff hunts humans which shows his lack of compassion‚ love‚ and humanity. Although General Zaroff is refined and well dressed‚ he is not civilized in Richard Connell’s “The most Dangerous Game.” General Zaroff appears to be civilized but he

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    Foreman we quickly find out that Frank Miller is coming back to town with his gang to get revenge on the Marshall Will Kane. Unfortunately Will Kane has trouble finding deputies and has to take on this challenge alone. As we read the novel‚ The Most Dangerous Game written by Richard Connell we observed that the protagonist Rainsford fell off his yacht to next wake up on the mysterious Ship Trap Island. With no one around to call for help he comes into contact with General Zaroff and is forced into

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    Irony

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    Irony‚ usually the most important kind for the fiction writer‚ the discrepancy is between appearance and reality‚ or between expectation and fulfillment‚or between what is and what seems appropriate. Irony is the main element used in the three stories “The Lottery” “The Most Dangerous Game” and “The Rocking Horse Winner”. In each of these stories irony symbolizes a dark side‚ that’s reveled throughout the story The Lottery is a great example of irony The morning of June 27th was clear and

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    nature or some outside force. External conflicts are either man verses man‚ man verses nature‚ or man verses society. Various examples of internal and external conflicts can be shown in Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace‚” Richard Connell’s “The Most Dangerous Game‚” and O.Henry’s‚ “The Gift of the Magi.” Firstly‚ Guy de Maupassant’s “The Necklace” shows internal and external conflicts. An example of an internal conflict is when Mathilde‚ or Mme. Loisel‚ the protagonist‚ does not have a dress to

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