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The Most Dangerous Game 1. How do the ironic situations in "The Most Dangerous Game" develop Rainsford's shifting perspective? 2. How might the author’s use of th…

The Most Dangerous Game 1. How do the ironic situations in "The Most Dangerous Game" develop Rainsford's shifting perspective? 2. How might the author’s use of th…
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The Most Dangerous Game

1. How do the ironic situations in "The Most Dangerous Game" develop Rainsford's shifting perspective?

2. How might the author’s use of the word “game” in the title of this story have a double meaning?

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because of the thought process they went through 2.by creating the effect of deceptiveness

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