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    Hunting is not always fun‚ especially when you’re the hunted. In 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

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    The first clue that the author provides is when he says that Ivan‚ like all of his race‚ is a bit of a savage. Later on he reveals that they’re both Cossacks‚ implying that he too is a savage. The next clue is revealed when Zaroff reveals his love for hunting. His passion for hunting shows us that he can use a weapon and not only that but he is very skilled with one too. The mention of there being big game on the island also builds on this suspense‚ as he has to import the

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    falls off his boat‚ mid sea. Taking refuge on an Island‚ due to gunshots heard from the Island the night prior. After a long night’s rest Rainsford had tracked down‚ the antagonist General Zaroff‚ After a post incident diner the two then proceed to talk about past hunts and the thrills of chase‚ when general Zaroff begins to talk about hunting the most dangerous game any man has ever thought to hunt. While at sea Sanger Rainsford accompanied by another big game hunter named Whitney who is Mr. Rainsford’s

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    Conversely‚ Rainsford’s ability to sleep so soundly after killing Zaroff may suggest that he has become even more ruthless or hasn’t undergone any significant transformation at all. General Zaroff: Antagonist; Zaroff considers himself a god who can snuff out life as he pleases. Zaroffs’s madness stems from a life of wealth‚ luxury‚ and militarism‚ which inflate his ego and sense of entitlement and impose few limits on his desires. Zaroff began hunting at an early age when he shot his father’s prized

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    Connell) This shows the reader that Rainsford knows what’s right from wrong‚ and how humans should be treated‚ rather than how Zaroff treats the men that cross his path. Rainsford’s opinion on hunting is evident in the beginning of the story when Whitney and Rainsford are talking and they say “‘ Great sport‚ hunting.’ ‘The best sport in the world.’ Agreed Rainsford.”(p.1‚

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    Game” the characters are placed in situations where the pressure is mounting. They must make decisions that determine whether they will live or die. In the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” written by Richard Connell‚ Zaroff and Rainsford participate in a game where Zaroff is the predator and Rainsford is the prey‚ this puts Rainsford in positions where the pressure is high to survive; which he does by creating misleading trails and jumping off of a cliff. One example where Rainsford performs

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    Character and Theme in The Most Dangerous Game Id‚ ego and super-ego are the three parts of the psychic apparatus defined in Sigmund Freud’s structural model of the psyche. In The Most Dangerous Game‚ three characters‚ Zaroff‚ Rainsford and Whitney correspond respectively to id‚ ego and super-ego. What’s more‚ these characters also correspond to three parts of the theme. It’s likely that the latter part of the novel is Rainsford’s dream. For one thing‚ we can see that the narrative style

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    the story‚ the three characters that play a prominent role are Rainsford‚ Zaroff‚ and Ivan. However‚ two more characters play an important role in the motion picture‚ Eve and her brother‚ Martin. Also‚ the extra characters change some parts of the literary work. To illustrate that point‚ Rainsford finds out that Zaroff hunts people in the film by catching him taking Eve’s dead brother to his trophy room. In the story‚ Zaroff tells Rainsford about his game by explaining his boredom with hunting and

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    During todays in class discussion over The Most Dangerous Game‚ many great questions were brought up. One of the questions mentioned was if you agree with General Zaroff when he says‚ “Instinct is no match for reason” (Connell 7). Although the ability to reason is important‚ I don’t completely agree with General Zaroff because I believe instinct is equally important and it really all depends on the situation. One might not always have time to reason‚ and acting upon instinct will happen naturally

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    “The Most Dangerous Game” Essay Hannah Thompson Rainsford washes up on the shore of General Zaroff’s island. He meets Zaroff and finds out that he has been hunting humans for sport. When Rainsford refuses to hunt with Zaroff‚ he turns against him. Now Rainsford is the one who is being hunted. This story is trying to point out that life is made of the weak and strong and in the end‚ you become as dangerous as the thing you once feared. First off‚ Whitney and Rainsford speak about the idea of weak

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