PLN #3

I think "The Most Dangerous Game," by Richard Cornell, is a very interesting book that has a lot of irony and reveals a lot about certain characters. For example, Rainsford is a hunter who doesn't think the animals he kill have feelings or anything. He then becomes the huntee and realizes that all the animals feel is fear when they are running for their lives from him. The general is also revealed when he thinks that Rainsford is dead and thinks that he wins, he thinks he is good enough to do that until Rainsford bested him. This why this book had a lot to do with irony and realization.