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    It is both nonfiction and a personal account‚ while the other two stories are fiction‚ “The Most Dangerous Game” being adventure fiction‚ and “A Sound of Thunder” science fiction. Compared to both stories‚ “Being Prey” is also very short. It doesn’t really have many different characters‚ and it doesn’t have too many different elements and subplots going

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    General Zaroff’s character seems very realistic; a highly decorated military man with wealth‚ refinement‚ and a taste for high end goods. However‚ below the surface Richard Connell’s depiction of General Zaroff is unrealistic. In the story “The Most Dangerous Game” Connell portrays the General as a savage who devalues human life. The General has lost touch with reality as a whole because he has rationalized his hunting of humans. The General first appears to Rainsford very much like a real person

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    Summary: Boatman, Boatman

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    INTRODUCTION As a kid‚ we like riddles that makes us confuse and think deeply. One of those riddles was “BOATMAN‚ Boatman is an old riddle that makes people really think. We made this riddle into a game to reintroduce this riddle. This riddle is simple but you really have to think. This game was inspired by “The fox‚ goose and bag of beans puzzle. It dates back to at least the 9th century. BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY A man has to get a fox‚ and a chicken‚ and a sack of corn across the river

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    Will Rainsford Hunt Again

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    In the story “The Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford a world-renowned big-game hunter gets hunted by general Zaroff.Rainsford was traveling to the amazon on a yacht but falls off and stranded on a island where general Zaroff finds him takes him home.At the end Zaroff dies and Rainsford lives but there is still one unanswered question?Will Rainsford ever hunt again?Rainsford would probably hunt again because he knows what it’s like to be hunted‚his whole life he has hunted why would he stop‚ and Rainsford

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    beginning‚ he made a decoy trail that was very confusing. Next‚ Rainsford dug a Burmese Tiger Pit that took one of Zaroff’s best hunting dogs that showed how knowledgeable he was in hunting and traps. The last thing Rainsford did to outsmart was very dangerous. Since he was in top physical condition‚ he jumped off a cliff into the sea to escape General Zaroff and his whole pack of dogs! Here is the evidence that support these examples. The first thing Rainsford did to outsmart Zaroff was to mess up his

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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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    180410120082 17/01/13 Social Irony in Connell’s Short Story “The Cage Man” Irony can be defined as a double significance which arises from the contrast in values associated with two different point of view (Leech and Short‚ Style in fiction; 223). The most usual kind is that which involves a contrast between a point of view stated or implied in some part of the fiction‚ and the assumed point of view of the author‚ and hence of the reader. In the Richard Connell’s short story entitled “The Cage Man” it

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    for the first time‚ and Rainsford shows that he is very capable within the game of hunting when Rainsford is forced to survive. As Zaroff says "I have played the fox‚ now I must play the cat of the fable."(Connell 31) In the quote‚ Rainsford has presented he has been the one trying to survive with all his strength and he now can finally revolt against General Zaroff the man who is trying to catch Rainsford and win the game. For instance‚ Rainsford was forced to swim from falling off of his yacht into

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    to show up at all. This is an example of rising action. When Frank and Kenny show up they most run over Tub. Frank and Kenny both team up against Tub. The friends are going hunting together and with the two against the other one it builds suspense of what will happen in the woods. While hunting‚ Kenny lets out he has a secret with Frank‚ Tub wants to know what the secret is. Kenny is obnoxious and dangerous with the rifle. He shoots the pole for no reason other than hating it‚ then he shoots the

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    Taking adventures can be a fun and exciting experience if you are cautious and follow instructions. In the two stories “A Sound of Thunder” and “Being Prey” the protagonists soon realize how important it is to acknowledge warnings. The characters face similar conflicts in both stories‚ but choose different ways to handle their problems. From their experiences‚ they learn that one tiny mistake can change your life forever. In “A Sound of Thunder” and “Being Prey” the theme is the same. The theme

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