Most Dangerous Game Comparison
Have you ever wondered how animal felt when it was being hunter? What instincts kick in to survive? Not so fun anymore when you’re the one being hunted. In the stories the “Most Dangerous Game” and “Open Season” we see how the hunted thinks. These stories share themes, settings, and characters traits.
First, both stories have similarities in their themes. In both stories Bobbie and Rainsford feel haw it's like to be hunted. They both get trapped into their game and are forced to play. Throughout “Open Season” Bobbie tries to outsmart John and Paul Mulford. She tricks them to take advantage and to take them down. Then in the “Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford set up traps to weaken Zaroff and stop him. HIs first trap only hurt Zaroff. His second trap kills one of his best dogs and his third trap Kill Ivan. So the theme of both stories is that animals have feeling too.
Next, the settings have a verios number of similarities. They are both in remote areas where there is not a lot of people. In the “Most Dangerous Game” it is one a island where he is the only one …show more content…
In the “Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford was an a experience hunter. This help him to survive. Then in “Open Season” Bobbie was not an experienced hunter and she was relying on instinct. Rainsford tried to create a difficult path for him to follow. while Boobie just ran worawds voices, which ended up getting more people hurt.You can tell Rainsford is more ecperience because he stet up real amimal traps. Bobbie just tries to hurt them in anyway. In the end of the stories Rainsford saves himself and Bobbie gets saved by the FBI.
In conclusion, “Open Season” and the “Most Dangerous Game” share themes, settings and characters.Bobbie and Rainsford both feels how it like to be hunted.Then both settings take place in remote areas. Rainsford was more experince than Bobbie in hunting.So you can see they are similar and different in many
First, both stories have similarities in their themes. In both stories Bobbie and Rainsford feel haw it's like to be hunted. They both get trapped into their game and are forced to play. Throughout “Open Season” Bobbie tries to outsmart John and Paul Mulford. She tricks them to take advantage and to take them down. Then in the “Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford set up traps to weaken Zaroff and stop him. HIs first trap only hurt Zaroff. His second trap kills one of his best dogs and his third trap Kill Ivan. So the theme of both stories is that animals have feeling too.
Next, the settings have a verios number of similarities. They are both in remote areas where there is not a lot of people. In the “Most Dangerous Game” it is one a island where he is the only one …show more content…
In the “Most Dangerous Game” Rainsford was an a experience hunter. This help him to survive. Then in “Open Season” Bobbie was not an experienced hunter and she was relying on instinct. Rainsford tried to create a difficult path for him to follow. while Boobie just ran worawds voices, which ended up getting more people hurt.You can tell Rainsford is more ecperience because he stet up real amimal traps. Bobbie just tries to hurt them in anyway. In the end of the stories Rainsford saves himself and Bobbie gets saved by the FBI.
In conclusion, “Open Season” and the “Most Dangerous Game” share themes, settings and characters.Bobbie and Rainsford both feels how it like to be hunted.Then both settings take place in remote areas. Rainsford was more experince than Bobbie in hunting.So you can see they are similar and different in many