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    Most Dangerous Game

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    November 12 2013 Period 2 Zaroff and Rainsford: Foils or Parallels? General Zaroff and Rainsford from Richard Connel’s “The Most Dangerous Game” are examples of foil characters with two very different personlaties as well as characteristics.These two characters are on opposite sides of the spectrum. Zaroff is the hunter and Rainsford is the prey in this story. Also‚ General Zaroff has very unethical ideas and hobbies. This is very different from Rainsford’s humane beliefs. Lastly‚ Zaroff

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    Archetype Essay: The Hunger Games This story is about a girl named Katniss Everdeen‚ who lives in district 12. In this story she is the hero‚ with most archetypes. The archetypes in this book are her birth‚ having to leave her family‚ traumatizing event leading to her quest‚ special weapon‚ supernatural help‚ proves herself when on her quest‚ and journey that creates and un healable wound. Katniss was born in District 12‚ a mining District that is poor and neglected by the

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    the Capitol most actively runs the Games‚ it could be argued that the entire society grants its support by refusing to boycott or challenge the ubiquitous Games. Katniss does note that law requires citizens to follow the Games‚ but throughout the book are indications of the population’s wild support. When Katniss volunteers to take Prim’s place‚ her district shows its dissent against the Games by refusing to applaud‚ which suggests that refusal to honor the Games is an option‚ even if it might carry

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    desire is that the Hunger Games be dealt with as an exhibition‚ an awesome wellspring of excitement that all residents are obliged to take after as gathering of people. The Games represent how altogether Panem residents are helpless before the Capitol‚ since it keeps them quelled by making them complicit in the abominations as gathering of people. A reaping is a yearly occasion that happens in each locale before each Hunger Games‚ where the tributes of the up and coming Games are picked. Each region’s

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    Analysis Of Paul's Game

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    Pablo is up to bat. Everyone in the ballpark could see that he was quite nervous. It was his first game ever. He was bending his legs‚ elbows were up‚ and his eyes were looking at the pitcher. His pupils were as large as marbles. With the crowd at its feet‚ the pitcher wound his arm back and pitched the ball. “Please don’t swing‚ please don’t swing‚ that is way outside.” Ricky thought to himself. Suspension and tension was amongst all 15‚000 in the little league ballpark. However‚ Pablo took a huge

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    he portrays himself. The characteristics of a villain tends to be devious‚ mischievous‚ and never up to any good. In the past few years‚ there was a book and movie series called “The Hunger Games.” This section is about two people from each “district” get randomly chosen to compete in the Hunger Games‚ a life-or-death competition. One main antagonist I know is President Snow. President Snow is the the autocratic ruler of the Capitol and all of Panem. Thanks to him‚ many people’s lives are

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    The Most Dangerous Game

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    hunt‚ torture‚ and worst of all MURDER! He hunts for human beings‚ he hunts them down and kills them‚ and what’s worse is he gets pleasure out of this. He keeps many humans or what he calls “pupils” in his cellar that he uses for his sick and radical games. He uses everything from dogs to guns to hunt for them and he also has a henchman that helps him and does most of the torture‚ but leaves the killing to Zarrof. This man is sick and I would say retarded in the sense that he doesn’t think that he will

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    A Game of Chess Macintyre

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    Charles Lee 8 April 2013 A Game of Chess In After Virtue by Alasdair MacIntyre‚ he discusses the metaphor of a child playing a game of chess to help explain his theory on practices‚ internal goods‚ external goods‚ motivation‚ and virtues. In his example‚ a child is promised candy for participating in a game of chess each week‚ regardless of the child’s performance. However‚ if the child wins the game‚ which is not an easy feat‚ the child will be rewarded with extra candy. Though the situation

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    First Cricket Game

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    My First Cricket Game Cricket is the second most popular game in the world after soccer. Cricket is older than baseball and football. Cricket was seen played by two brothers first in England. Cricket is my favorite sport. When I was in 8th grade I played my first state level cricket match. At that time my coach underestimated me and put me as a 12th player in the game as fielder on Long off position which is equal too right fielder in the game of baseball but not as a hitter which I am really

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    The Most Dangerous Game

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    Title: The Most Dangerous Game Topics: hunter vs the hunted‚ do animals feel fear when being hunted‚ what is it like to be hunted How main character changes: Rainsford- at first he does not think animals feel fear while being hunted‚ then he experiences being hunted and has more sympathy for the hunted animals. How the conflict is resolved: Rainsford “wins” the game after he jumps of the cliff‚ swims to the house‚ sneaks into Zaroff’s room‚ and hides in the curtains. What the title suggests:

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