What's the conflict in "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell?
[2024-01-22 21:15:10]
Richard Cornell's "The Most Dangerous Game" is full of conflicts. In literature, contradiction can be either internally or externally, and each contradiction is subdivided.
In this story, the external conflict may be the most visible tension. External conflict includes people and people, people and nature, people and society. Clearly, General Zarov and General Sangrasford were direct interpersonal conflicts when pursuing each other. Zaroff and Ivan also directly collided with all the crew members suffering from the shipwreck "coincidentally" on the island. Ivan and Rainsford also directly confront
The second form of confrontation is between human beings and nature. We did not see it directly in this story, but both Zaroff and Rainsford captured big wildlife, and Rainsford had to fight Zaroff's dog. When Rainsford tried to escape from Zarov, the island confronted him with other people (such as quicksand) to face him. Shiptrap Island continues to collide with the boat, and men are invited by the rock. When Rainsford fell from the boat, he is the current and you had to fight for a rocky life; when he jumped from a cliff near the end of the story, Rainsford is the rock of his under competition I was forced to do.
Finally, Zarov and Ivan are obviously in conflict with society. There are many reasons they live on a remote island away, one of the main reasons is that they are hunting and killing humans for exercise. Clearly, society does not allow such behavior, so there is conflict. Rainsford was obliged to defend himself, but killing others was in violation of the moral principles of society; therefore, Rainsford also conflicts with society.
The internal confrontation in this story is limited to one character, Rainsford. He is the only one who experienced confidence and conflict with his own conscience, but of course the center of this confrontation dislikes Zarov's hunting and killing. At the beginning of the story, Rainsford believes that those arrested should be killed:
After he became the arrested man, he changed his mind He decided to kill, but this was only to save his life. We want to think that anyone who hunts humans for sports will have an internal conflict, but it is clear that Zorov is not shaking his conscience. Indeed, when Rainsford noticed Zaroff 's trying to do, he said,
There is contradiction in all effective stories, but there are many examples of contradiction both inside and outside in this story.
When thinking about hunting games, do you think about humans? In Richard Connell's short story "The Most Dangerous Game", he showed Rainford Ford in many confrontations. Richard Cornell talks about many conflicts such as Rainsford and the Ocean, Rainsford and Zaroff, and Rainsford. Even today, people are huge counterattacks against the sea. First, Rainsford fought against the sea for its heavy water and intense wind. For example, he fell off the boat, and it is said that the sea is taking his face. Leh Ford worried that the sea would also drag him into the rock. "I think this is a type of spiritual chill, sudden fear", because Resford slipped into the angry sea, Richard Cornell wrote (). Some people hunt them in a strange way.
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