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"The Most Dangerous Game" was written in third person point of view. This means that the narrator is not a character in the story and uses pronouns like "he," "she," or "they" to describe the characters and events.
Two men compete against each other.
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The point of view of "The Most Dangerous Game" is third person limited. It can not be omniscient since the narrator does not know everything about all characters.
The point of view of "The Most Dangerous Game" is third person limited. It can not be omniscient since the narrator does not know everything about all characters.
Two men compete against each other.
Rainsford kills General Zaroff, therefore ending the hunt.
The internal conflict for Rainsford in "The Most Dangerous Game" is his moral struggle over survival and killing another human being. The external conflict is his violent confrontation with General Zaroff, who hunts Rainsford like an animal.
The story is told in third person limited.
In The Most Dangerous Game, General Zaroff has lost his interest in hunting animals. He no longer feels it is challenging or worthwhile. His internal conflict is whether he should continue something that holds no interest for him, or raise the stakes by hunting humans, something that would be more challenging.
rainsford fights the general because he doesent want to go hunt people"
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