I bet you will kill it with your pistol. In the story, “The Most Dangerous game”, the same situation has existed between two men, Zaroff and Rainsford. Rainsford changed his hunting theory after he experienced the most dangerous game. At the beginning of the story, Rainsford shows a cold-hearted altitude toward to the animals he has hunted. We can see it in his conversation with Whitney on board of the yacht He, who is cruel at beginning, thinks that the world is made up with two classes: “the Hunter and the Huntees”.
While being stationed in Key West, Florida he met with Chief Boatswain’s Mate Guy P. Johnson who arranged for Carl to get out of the Stewart Branch and move into the Beachmaster Division to where Carl’s love for the sea grew even more. He was stationed on USS Tripoli where he kept making requests to be a Navy Diver. When he saw a navy diver in the full suit and boots Carl stated, "Now, this is the best thing since sliced bread. I've got to be a deep-sea diver." So I started requesting, requesting, requesting to be a deep-sea diver.
ESSAY Touching spirit bear was written by Ben Mikaelsen it is a fiction action novel. This book is about a young boy that gets in trouble with the law and enters this new trial thing called circle justice. He gets sent to Alexander Island off of the coast of Alaska where he will serve a punishment of one year. He gets attacked by the spirit bear and has a revolution in his attitude and turns in to a good kid. I thought that the book was very good probably the best book I ever read.
With all his courage he faced the difficulty of catching the largest fish he’s ever seen within days. As the Marlin takes him farther and farther out to sea, he has high hopes that he’ll be able to go home with this fish and be proud of what he has caught. When the old man cut his palm and was in a numerous amount of pain, he still never gave up and persevered the whole rest of the way. Santiago is a man who’s courage stays strong. Being able to have endurance is an important part to staying strong.
George Bush English 100 29 February 2012 Dumpster Diving The excerpt, “On Dumpster Diving” by Lars Eighner, in the book 50 essays, contains the harsh reality of what some individuals in our society do for survival. The particular purpose Eighner tries to state is that dumpster diving, as bad as it sounds, can come in handy for survival in many different ways. In Eighner essay, the reader ultimately almost gets a survival guide from the “Dumpster Diver”. In this excerpt it gives an overview of the interesting and beneficial things a ‘diver’ can find in a dumpster. In the beginning of the story, Eighner, immediately starts off by stating certain techniques that is used in the art of dumpster diving.
Rather than see right through this trick, Zaroff heads to his home (23). Since this will eventually lead to his death (23), Zaroff chose to give up on the most challenging hunt of his lifetime. Why did Rainsford slay Zaroff? The possibilities are endless, but what is
Fear makes people do crazy things. In the short story “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell and the movie “Quarantine” people face adversity that forces them to fight for themselves by all means. The characters in both, the short story and the movie show that facing difficulties makes people stronger as they begin to value their lives. For instance, the main character in the short story- a big-game hunter from New York, falls off a yacht and swims to an isolated island in the Caribbean, where he is hunted by a Russian aristocrat. The hunt presents him with a lot of unpleasant surprises, but he does anything it takes for him to come out alive.
In the beginning, they are both hunters, Rainsford hunting animals and Zaroff hunting humans. Then, in the middle, Zaroff stays a hunter, but Rainsford becomes the huntee, or the hunted because Zaroff decides to hunt Rainsford since he has hunting experience and his game of hunting humans will be more exciting. Finally, at the end, it switches and Rainsford becomes the hunter once again and Zaroff becomes the huntee since Rainsford sneaks into Zaroff's room in his house and kills him, so he can win the game and end it once and for all. Also, during the actual "game", you find out that they both are very knowledgeable about hunting, so much that they both know foreign hunting tricks. Rainsford makes a couple of the foreign hunting tricks just to find out that Zaroff easily identifies them.
He places this man in a unique scenario of time travel in which Eckel and two other hunters, will have the opportunity to hunt for the most savage pre-historic reptile known to man. As the hunters make their way through time, Bradbury begins to foreshadow the underlying plot through his character Travis. Using relevant moments of history and hypothetical situations, this safari leader begins to elucidate the delicate equilibrium of time travel and the ecological need for each hunter to remain on the man suspended path at all times. As the safari progresses, Deckle’s soon realizes that in his wasteful need of sport he has in fact put himself in a dangerous and life threatening situation. At first encounter with the Tyrannosaurus Rex, Eckel's immediately disobeys the safari leaders warnings and jumps from the suspended path; planting his feet into the earth of time passed.
At the beginning, they try to set up a small society similar to the adult's and elect Ralph as a leader. Each elder boy has his own post and responsibility. Everything seems fine at first until the emergence of the beast - the fear grows up in the children's minds and changes everything. The hunters, with Jack as the chief become savage, kill Simon and Piggy, and finally try to kill Ralph. The beautiful island becomes a hell at the end of the novel.