The Monkey's Paw I
The Monkey's Paw II
The Monkey's Paw III
Most Dangerous Game I
Most Dangerous Game II
Most Dangerous Game III
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author of this story

W.W. Jacobs

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Three examples of foreshadowing regarding the monkey's paw

Morris's face turns white when asked if he made 3 wishes

the first man who wished had wished for death

Morris throws the paw into the fire

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the character who takes the paw the least seriously

Herbert

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author of this story

Richard Connell

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what Rainsford tells his friend Whitney early in the story that will come back to haunt him at the end of the story

"Who cares how a jaguar feels?"

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the metaphor and allusion used to refer to Rainsford and General Zaroff during the game

Zaroff is the cat, and Rainsford is the mouse

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setting of this story

a town in England somewhere

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a literary allusion mentioned in the story

The Arabian Nights

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how Mr. White receives the 200 pounds

It was compensation for Herbert's death at the factory

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setting of the story

Ship-Trap Island somewhere on the Caribbean Sea

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Rainsford's opinion about the most challenging game to hunt

the cape buffalo

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Two strategies Rainsford uses during the hunt

the Malay mancatcher

the Burmese tiger pit

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protagonists

Mr. and Mrs. White and their son Herbert

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Morris's warning about how to make the wishes

"If you must wish - wish for something sensible"

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Mr. White's second wish

He wishes for his son to be alive again

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protagonist of the story

Rainsford

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what the most challenging game to hunt must possess, according to General Zaroff

courage, cunning, with the ability to reason

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Who is dead at the end of the story

Ivan, one of the dogs, and General Zaroff

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the Whites' guest who has the monkey's paw

Sergeant Major Morris

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What Mr. White wishes for

200 pounds

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Mr. White's third wish

He wishes for his son to be dead again

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antagonist of the story

General Zaroff

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rules of the "game"

the hunted receives food and a hunting knife

he gets a three-hour start

if he manages to elude General Zaroff after 3 days, he wins the game

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examples of irony in the story

- Rainsford's statement "Who cares about the jaguar feels?" because he was hunted like the jaguar

- The refined, wealthy, sophisticated General Zaroff is a cold-blooded murderer

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who put the spell on the monkey's paw, and why

an Indian fakir - to teach a lesson not to try to change your fate

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What happens when Mr. White makes his wish

the paw moves in his hand

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the irony of the story

Something that seems magical that can grant wishes actually causes suffering and pain

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3 examples of foreshadowing that occur early in the story

the yacht's crew get nervous as they sail past Ship-Trap Island

Rainsford hears 3 gunshots while he's on the yacht

He hears screaming as he swims to the shore

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what happens if a man refuses to play the "game"

He will be turned over to Ivan, who will use his whip

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The double meaning of the title

The human being is the most dangerous game

The hunting on the island is called a "game"

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