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\An island in the middle of the Carribean Sea that has little to no contact is a perfect place for General Zaroff to play his game and get his hunts. Since there are no laws applied on the island, whatever General Zaroff says has to be done. Therefore, if there is no setting Zaroff wont play his game and no ships will be held in that island. Also, there would be no story because the whole story revolves around the setting itself.
In "The Most Dangerous Game" the rising action is when Rainsford is trying to avoid drowning, and then making his way to the island.
Yes, in the story, it says a number of times examples of the different fancy foods and wines Zaroff has imported from different countries.
In the short story "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell, General Zaroff meets his demise when he becomes the prey in the "game" he has been playing with Rainsford. Rainsford outwits Zaroff and ends up killing him in self-defense. Ultimately, Zaroff becomes the hunted instead of the hunter.
you didn't put out
Zaroff's reply to Rainsford is strange because he completely dismisses Rainsford's comment about not feeling well and quickly changes the topic. This shows that Zaroff lacks empathy or concern for Rainsford's well-being, reinforcing his cold and calculating nature.
If a guy says he is bored over Facebook and you like him, it could be that he is trying to get away from someone, or is truly bored with it. Perhaps one should consider asking to meet face to face instead of always communicating in bytes and bits.
The rising action of "The Most Dangerous Game" includes Rainsford falling off his yacht and finding himself on Ship-Trap Island, meeting General Zaroff, learning about Zaroff's hunting game, and experiencing the fear of being hunted by Zaroff. These events build tension and lead to the climax of the story.
that means he is simply bord
When a child says that he or she is bored, the parent can do several things. The child can read a book, watch television, go outside and play, or even bake cookies. It all depends on what the interests of that child are.
In the short story "The Most Dangerous Game," Lazarus is a character who gets killed by General Zaroff while being hunted as part of the deadly game. Zaroff explains that Lazarus "succumbed to the instinct of the hunted" and was unable to outsmart or escape his predator.
The second fable says that the Sun put his children there to educate the people that lived on the island on how to live a better life.