In "The Most Dangerous Game," Richard Connell uses figurative language like similes and metaphors to emphasize the tension between civilization and savagery. For example, when he describes the jungle as a "bellowing" beast, it reflects the danger and primal instincts that are present in the story's setting. This vivid imagery reveals the cultural backdrop of early 20th-century adventure and exploration, highlighting the thrill and fear of the unknown.
In "The Most Dangerous game" by richard connell, analyze how the author uses figurative language to reveal elements of the storys cultural setting..
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