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A 5 page paper which compares and contrasts the short stories “Child By
Tiger” by Thomas Wolfe and “The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell. No
additional sources cited.
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5 pages (~225 words per page)
File: JR7_RAtigerw.rtf
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Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell we have tales that speak of murder and the condition of mankind. They are, in many ways, very different tales, yet they also possess similar
elements that illustrate how man is nothing more than an animal in his inherent state. Bearing these realities, and the possibilities, in mind we present the following paper which first
discusses "Child By Tiger" and then "The Most Dangerous Game." The paper finishes with a comparison and contrast of the two. Child By Tiger The most significant aspects
of this story involve Dick Prosser as a simple and somewhat caring man. He is a man who lives simply: "The bare board floor was always cleanly swept, a plain
bare table and a plain straight chair were stationed exactly in the center of the room" (Wolfe NA). But, at the same time, while he is a man of caring
as it involves mankind, he is a man who is fed up with the world around him. He is somewhat disgusted with the condition of man and while he is
successful at keeping this submersed he eventually comes to a point where his inherent nature, the nature of man, cannot be avoided. One night Dick Prosser finds himself in
an accident with a drunk man. It is the drunks fault that the cars collided but the drunk man is belligerent and begins to hit Dick. Dick essentially loses all
control and all that is inherently natural takes over, with the civilized man clearly taking a back seat: "But suddenly the whites of his eyes were shot with red, his
bleeding lips bared for a moment over the white ivory of his teeth" (Wolfe NA). In this we see that the inherent nature of man is that of the predator.
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