Most Dangerous Game
By Alex, Drake, Ryan: ft. Brad pitt
Most Dangerous Game (In Color) - Trailer
The POV of the Most Dangerous Game is Third Person Omniscient.
The reason that the Most Dangerous Game is Third Person Omniscient is because it shows both the General's and Rainsford's thoughts
Story Summary
The entire story begins when Rainsford goes to a mysterious island, looking for assistance after falling off of his boat. He finds General Zaroff, an accomplished hunter. Rainsford realizes that Zaroff's new game is hunting humans and Zaroff forces him to be hunted. Rainsford is able to survive and one night sneaks into the General's house and kills him. Altogether the Most Dangerous Game tells us a thrilling in-detail story of a man fighting for his life.
The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell (Review) - Minute Book Report
Rainsford
The protagonist, Sanger Rainsford, is an adventurous big-game hunter who confronts the nature of life and death for the first time in his life during his few frightening days on Ship-Trap Island.
General Zaroff
Former general that hunted all game, this including humans. He was a mischievous man with a sly look and charming accent. He is a very suspicious man and is not very trustworthy.
Ivan
Ivan was a Cossack. Was deaf and dumb and was strong. He’s the ideal butler-bouncer: huge, strong, obedient, and dumb (literally). We don't get a ton of character development from this guy—he's basically just there to be the muscle.
(left - right) Ryan Nonneman, Drake Vorderstrasse, and Alex Lowry
(Ryan) I thought it was a good book because it was very detailed. It had a confusing twist, but that made it good.
(Drake) I thought it was a fantastic thriller. The phrasing was simple enough to understand but complicated enough that it wasn't like reading a book for a kindergartner.
(Alex) This book was very interesting with all the action and conflict with the general. It was also interesting how Rainsford killed Ivan and the general.
Literary Devices
Simile: Its like tying to see through a black blanket.
Metaphor: he was a monster
Foreshadowing: Ship-Trap Island
The Most Dangerous Game by Richard Connell (Audiobook)