The story of The Most Dangerous Game, and Cask Of Amontillado show foreshadowing. Zaroff and Montresor reveals the act of murder because the sailors can speculate This sense of danger in Zaroffs words, and Montresor is a man of revenge.
Zaroff explained that he preferred to hunt something that has intelligence...
The story of The Most Dangerous Game, and Cask Of Amontillado show foreshadowing. Zaroff and Montresor reveals the act of murder because the sailors can speculate This sense of danger in Zaroffs words, and Montresor is a man of revenge.
Zaroff explained that he preferred to hunt something that has intelligence being captured. He enjoys hunting because of the emotional state of their prey The text states, “I had to invent a new animal to hunt.” (Connell,#24). Zaroff implies hunting human kind. Therefore, Zaroff feels accomplished in hunting, and craves a challenge.
Montresor is a suspicious man, Especially when he leaves Fortunato in the catacombs. Montresor hallucinate the idea of being insulted by Fortunato. The text describes, “ it will not kill me I sell not dying of a coffee. True-true.” (Edgar Allen Poe, #241). Montresor replies knowing, he will be the cause of Fortunados death. Montresor motive or revenge what was his family model.
There are indications that so foreshadowing between the two stories. Firstly, the conversation between Zaroff and Rainsford about the prey. In addition to this, Montresor despise Fortunado. This demonstrates that there’s something to come.
The story of The Most Dangerous Game, and Cask Of Amontillado show foreshadowing. Zaroff and Montresor reveals the act of murder because the sailors can speculate This sense of danger in Zaroffs words, and Montresor is a man of revenge.
Zaroff explained that he preferred to hunt something that has intelligence being captured. He enjoys hunting because of the emotional state of their prey The text states, “I had to invent a new animal to hunt.” (Connell,#24). Zaroff implies hunting human kind. Therefore, Zaroff feels accomplished in hunting, and craves a challenge.
Montresor is a suspicious man, Especially when he leaves Fortunato in the catacombs. Montresor hallucinate the idea of being insulted by Fortunato. The text describes, “ it will not kill me I sell not dying of a coffee. True-true.” (Edgar Allen Poe, #241). Montresor replies knowing, he will be the cause of Fortunados death. Montresor motive or revenge what was his family model.
There are indications that so foreshadowing between the two stories. Firstly, the conversation between Zaroff and Rainsford about the prey. In addition to this, Montresor despise Fortunado. This demonstrates that there’s something to come.
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