The Most Dangerous Game Analysis Essay
In “The Most Dangerous Game”, the author uses many methods to develop the characters and how they see the world, themselves, and others around them. First, Rainsford gets stranded on an island after he is talking to a friend on a yacht he was on about how the hunter is dominant and how the animals hunted do not feel anything which could be foreshadowing a change in the story and what it’s based on. After he arrives on the island, Rainsford immediately goes and sees a sign of struggle in bushes and hears shots fired. This, and the way that Rainsford was able to follow the tracks of the hunter, shows that Rainsford is a fairly efficient hunter; that is, showing the audience what the main idea of the story most likely is, which the hunter vs. the hunted.
The General greets Rainsford warmly, “Welcome, Mr. Sanger Rainsford, The celebrated hunter, into my home,” showing an immediate connection and that the General has studied Rainsford and knows about him. This builds suspense in future parts when Rainsford is the hunted. The General notes something about himself and his race, “Like all of his …show more content…
This happens two more times but it does end up trapping the General’s faithful servant and dog. However, the General doesn’t seem moved. The General is quite the scary and profound character due to his static role in the story. Rainsford is a very dynamic character, changing in many parts of the story. He is a dynamic character because he shows many times over how he adapts his mindset to affect his outcome. That is shown when he is being hunted and he sets the trap for the General. He is also a dynamic character because of how he said, “Who cares how a jaguar feels?” (Line 10) This is compared to the point in the story when he may be realizing that the hunted feel scared and outnumbered in power too, and shows the audience what Rainsford is thinking and how the story might end up with Rainsford winning the
The General greets Rainsford warmly, “Welcome, Mr. Sanger Rainsford, The celebrated hunter, into my home,” showing an immediate connection and that the General has studied Rainsford and knows about him. This builds suspense in future parts when Rainsford is the hunted. The General notes something about himself and his race, “Like all of his …show more content…
This happens two more times but it does end up trapping the General’s faithful servant and dog. However, the General doesn’t seem moved. The General is quite the scary and profound character due to his static role in the story. Rainsford is a very dynamic character, changing in many parts of the story. He is a dynamic character because he shows many times over how he adapts his mindset to affect his outcome. That is shown when he is being hunted and he sets the trap for the General. He is also a dynamic character because of how he said, “Who cares how a jaguar feels?” (Line 10) This is compared to the point in the story when he may be realizing that the hunted feel scared and outnumbered in power too, and shows the audience what Rainsford is thinking and how the story might end up with Rainsford winning the