Richard Connell “The Most Dangerous Game” with a conversation between Rainsford and Whitney to reveal their roles in a dark story.
Connell shows that Rainford is a confident man with a lot of experiences in terrifying situations. The author does this by making Rainford divide the world into “two classes—the hunters and the huntees.”
Rainford stresses that he and his friend Whitney are hunters. He believes Whitney as a “big-game hunter.” His words define their roles and also suggest that the story’s mood is supposed to create suspense.
Richard Connell shows that Rainford is a confident man with a lot of experiences in terrifying situations. The author does this by making Rainford divide the world into two classes—the hunters and the huntees.
This is the process an author reveals information about a character in a dramatic work.
Connell in The Most Dangerous Game reveals a conversation between Rainsford and Whitney which shows their roles in a dark story.
It is evident that Rainford and his friend Whitney are hunters and he believes Whitney as a “big-game hunter.”
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