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    In the story‚ The Most Dangerous Game‚ the author uses many things to lead up to his climax. Richard Connell puts the characters in many different situations which cause them to overcome adversity. Connell makes it very clear that Zaroff is the antagonist and Rainsford the protagonist. Connell uses violence in many ways‚ the main two are physical and psychological. The first way Connell uses violence and we see this first hand at the very beginning‚ is psychological. The author uses the psychological

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    If I was invited to present a TEDtalk I would speak about the importance of public safety. Public safety lately‚ has been at an all time low. With the recent events of mass violence that have occurred‚ this is an issue that must be discussed at length in order to educate the public and prevent future events. We must take the necessary steps to take the state of public safety in the US back to its originally gold standard. This can be achieved through respecting one another‚ changing how

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    WHY HAS TERRORISM BECOME SUCH AN IMPORTANT ISSUE OVER THE LAST 40 YEARS? There are many reasons why terrorism has become such an important issue over the last 40 years. In this paper I will be exploring the answers to this question through three related topics; 1) the threat from terrorism; 2) why people join terrorist groups and; 3) dealing with terrorism. I will be using the sources provided and historical facts related to three groups; the IRA‚ the PLO and Al-Qaeda. Section 1 – The threat from

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    The Most Dangerous Game: Literary Analysis Sanger Rainsford is the main character of “The Most Dangerous Game‚” by Richard Connell. Towards the beginning of the story‚ Rainsford showed no mercy for the animals that he had hunted. But once he finds out that he is no longer the hunter‚ but the he is the hunted‚ his whole perspective on hunting changes . When a story’s character undergoes a change due to the story’s events‚ that makes the character dynamic. One of Rainsford’s main hobbies was

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    in all aspects of life. My personal faith and beliefs will contribute to Liberty’s mission to develop Christ centered leaders by being there for others in their growth towards Christ‚ and to step up as a leader myself when it is needed. My most influential role model would be my father. He has raised me to trust God with everything in my life. Even when life seems to be going in a negative

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    “Life is for the strong‚ to be lived by the strong‚ and‚ if need be‚ taken by the strong. The weak of the world were put here to give the strong pleasure….” That was General Zaroff’s reason for hunting humans. The justification was used in both the short piece of fiction The Most Dangerous Game and its cinematic adaptation of the same name. However‚ there are ways that the versions differentiate. This shows that when a film adapts a short story‚ there will be both similarities and differences. When

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    Most people would never believe that an island inhabited by a human-hunting gentleman would ever exist in real life. That kind of setting comes alive in Richard Connell’s short story‚ "The Most Dangerous Game". The protagonist in this short story is Rainsford‚ a land-locked sailor who must fight using his wits to survive. He is also recognized for his ingenious hunting skills and knowledge. He ends up trapped on an island and is hunted by Zaroff. Zaroff‚ the antagonist‚ is a cunning gentleman who

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    Differential Association Theory Differential Association Theory was introduced by Edwin Sutherland‚ arguably one of the most influential criminologists of the twentieth century. His theory of differential association was brought about in 1947. It evolved from the Chicago School of sociology which observed an increase in crime from areas lacking social organisation and social control (Peters‚ 2008). Crime was explained by factors such as age‚ social class‚ race and geographical location. The theory

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    the story Rainsford is on a island and being hunted by general Zaroff. Richard Connell is the author and the short story is "Most Dangerous Game". Rainsford fell off a boat and swam to an island. Richard Connell uses mood in his story of "Most Dangerous Game" to convey the theme of hunting might not always be ok. People should think more about animals feelings a little bit. Rainsford doesn’t care how animals feel. "You’re a big-game hunter‚ not a philosopher. Who cares how a jaguar feels

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    mentioned in the constitution does not mean that the right doesn’t exist. This amendment is important because it protects our natural rights. It keeps in mind the nature of a federal government finding a way to corrupt the laws given by taking away other rights. 2. Amendment 10- Power to the states- All rights not listed in the Constitution belong to the states and the people. This amendment is extremely important because it exhibits that the main power of the constitution lies in the hands of the

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