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Terms in this set (23)setting? ( time, place, elements, description ) ship trap island which is somewhere in the Caribbean Sea; after WWI and Russian revolution characters ( Protagonists &Antagonist ) -Zaroff (antagonist ) Exposition? Rainsford's and Whitney's conversation aboard the yacht about history of the history of the island and the superstition surrounding it. Information about Rainsford's hunting ability raising action? - Rainsford's hunting tricks Climax? Rainsford jumps off the cliff and into the sea falling action? - Rainsford confronts Zaroff in his bedroom Resolution? - Rainsford kills Zaroff and wakes up in Zaroff bed Themes?
- don't judge a book by its cover Symbolism? - the color red symbolizes death and blood-violence Foreshadowing? - the tile of the story imagery? - the blood - warm waters in the Caribbean What is rainsford conversation with Whitney revel about Rainfords attitude toward hunting? He doesn't believe his prey has any understanding of fear or pain. Two classes- hunters and hunties Even before he gets to the island, rainford knows he will find people on the islands. How does he know this? He heard the gunshots and he says "where there are gunshots there are people, there is food." Why does rainsford feel uneasy early in his conversation with Zaroff? This is before Zaroff tells him he hunts humans?
Zaroff appearce (red lips, pointed teeth) and Zaroff stared at him. How does Zaroff obtain most of the men he hunts? He tricks the sailors into believing there's a safe channel for the boats to follow with lights out in the water. The boats crash and the people go to land that were on the boat Ivan giant man, black - beared to the waist, mute , and a bit of a savage Why is Zaroff happy to see Rainsford on the island? He knows Rainsford is a skilled hunter what is the condition that would allow Rainsford to leave to island? If rainsford survives until midnight on the 3rd day and promises to say nothing of his visit on the island How does Zaroff ensure a win every time he goes hunting? Zaroff has an unfair advantage Who fosters Zaroffs love of the hunt his farther gave him a pistol at a young age to kill sparrows and congratulated him when he killed a prize turkey what is the double meaning for the word game? - Game as in prey reference to to sharp and jagged in the story - zaroff's teeth - what was the most dangerous game to Zaroff and rainsford Rainsford: Cape
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What are 2 falling action in The Most Dangerous Game?Falling Action
Rainsford ambushes Zaroff, and the men duel. Presumably, Zaroff is killed and fed to the hounds.
What is falling action in a story?In storytelling, falling action refers to the period after the dramatic confrontation of the climax. This portion of the narrative helps deflate the plot's tension and gives the character time to unwind after the emotional scene.
What is the first rising action of The Most Dangerous Game?The rising action begins as Rainsford falls overboard while investigating a sound in the dark. The rising action continues throughout the majority of the story as Rainsford meets General Zaroff and learns of his devious plans on the island. Soon, Rainsford becomes the hunted, rather than the hunter.
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