"The Most Dangerous Game" Review

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What motivates Zaroff to spare Rainsford's life when he has the chance?

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Zaroff spares Rainsford's life because he does not want the game to end.

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What are the two meanings of the word 'game' in the title 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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'Game' refers to both quarry (the hunted) and a game (a sport or competition).

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What narrative element is introduced through Whitney and Rainsford's conversation about Ship-Trap Island?

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Their conversation is part of the exposition of the story.

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What does Rainsford's quote about jaguars reveal about his character?

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It reveals that Rainsford feels no sympathy for animals.

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How does the point-of-view in 'The Most Dangerous Game' contribute to the story's suspense?

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The suspense is created because the reader does not know what Zaroff is thinking.

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What is the significance of Ship-Trap Island in the story?

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Ship-Trap Island serves as the setting for the deadly game between Zaroff and Rainsford.

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How does the theme of survival manifest in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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The theme of survival is central as Rainsford must use his wits and skills to survive Zaroff's hunt.

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What role does irony play in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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Irony is present in the reversal of roles, where the hunter becomes the hunted.

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What is the main conflict in 'The Most Dangerous Game'?

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The main conflict is between Rainsford and Zaroff, representing the struggle for survival.

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How does Rainsford's perspective on hunting change throughout the story?

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Rainsford's perspective shifts from viewing hunting as a sport to understanding the fear and danger of being hunted.