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Fear and Survival

In "The Most Dangerous Game ", the author, Richard Connell teaches us about survival and that people will always do anything to survive and it doesn't matter where they are.

I really like how you were able to define how they showed survival.- Pietro

Diego: Really love the fact that survival can take place in or at more than just one setting.

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Confidence and Lack of Empathy

"The Most Dangerous Game” by Richard Connell is about confidence and reveals that overconfidence may lead to a person’s downfall.

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Experience and Survival instincts.
In "The Most Dangerous Game the author ,Richard Connell, teaches us about survival that people will do anything to survive.

( Brett - I liked the concept of you using "people will do anything to survive" and also the comma at author and Richard Connell should be right after author. )

I do agree on your theme and also I liked your reasoning and how we could apply this to the real world , or real life lesson . Oscar

I agree with your statement because in the story Rainsford  tried his hardest to survive and in the real world it is important to do anything they could to survive.-Ziren

Julian:
I agree with that the motif is survival throughout out the story and also believe that the theme was to

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Fear and Good vs Evil

In "The Most Dangerous Game"", the author, Richard Connell, teaches  us about Fear that is really important in the story because fear can lead you away from problems when you think clearly enough or be sure about many things, just like how Rainsford had fear but also bravery.

I agree with this because if you look at things clearly you make better decisions in life.
- Blake

This is very true and the author is really teaching us about fear.- kevin

I Ricardo- I agree with out you say that you can think clear because fear pushes problems away.

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Fear and Man vs. Nature

In "The Most Dangerous Game," the author, Richard Connell, teaches us  that fear holds you back, but skill and bravery will overtake it.

Yes I agree with you that fear can hold you back but it can also give energy to fight. Zack

Julian:
I agree with you because

Mia-
I agree with this because when you said fear holds you back and bravery will overtake it, Rainsford had fear going into the fight untill his bravery overtook his fear.

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Survival and empathy
In the "  Most Dangerous Game " the author Richard Connell teaches  us about   lack of empathy  that it is really important or essential  to care about others  and  care about peoples  feelings  and  not just ours .

I agree that empathy is important but I didn't see examples of empathy in the story.  Zack

I agree that empathy is a good motif but maybe you could connect that to the story because I didn't notice any empathy. - Blake

I agree that empathy is important because in the story there wasn't any empathy. -Ziren

Ricardo- i like how you say empathy is important but i respectably disagree with how you put "care about other" because the story mostly show that if you don't have empathy you lose sight of what important.

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Fear and Survival
In "The Most Dangerous Game", the author, Richard Connell, teaches us about survival that when you have few materials and still do the best.

Katherine- I agree that the motif does teach us how to survive even with limited resources

Valeria-I really liked how you wrote the lesson and explained that with little materials survival is still a option

I agree with your motif that no matter what´s around us, we can still find a way to survive.-Luiza

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Survival and Good vs Evil
In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author, Richard Connell, teaches us about survival that some people will do anything it takes to survive in such a bad environment

I really liked how you explained  your theme and how we could apply it to the real world , but I also liked your reasoning  and your thinking - Oscar

I like how you said bad environment because it was a bad environment because Rainsford didn't know his way around the island but he still found a way to survive

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Good Vs Evil and Survival

In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author,  Richard Connell, teaches us about Good Vs Evil and survival that its takes no matter what to survive

I agree with your theme and your mo
Bella: I like were your going but i think you could add something else

kevin this is very true and the author is try

Valeria-I liked how you included even though it might be a challenge to survive you can still find a way to.

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Good vs. evil & survival

In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author, Richard Connell teaches us about survival that you must do what it takes to survive, and it not always just about strength but also smarts.

Brigitte :I agree with your motif and theme, I really liked how you further explained your explanation.

Diego: I really like how you thought that survival not only uses strength but also smarts. Clever

Julian:
I really liked how you were clear of what you were saying and I also agree about how it is not always about strength but mostly about the brains

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Survival and Wisdom of Experience

In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author,  Richard Connell, teaches us about survival that people will fight hard to survive.

Bella: i like how you add just enough to make it so what you mean is clear

Diego: I like where this was going but, if I may,  try to use more elaboration to let us think better about what you really mean.

Mia-
I agree with you because Rainsford fought hard to survive and it shows during the fight, with the traps and overcoming obstacles.

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Survival and Good vs. Evil

In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author, Richard Connell, teaches us about survival that it is important to have survival skills and to do whatever it takes to survive.

I really like how well your motif went with your theme.- Pietro

( Brett - It is definitely important to have survival skills for most things you might end up doing. Also there should be another comma right after Connell.)

this is very true and the author is teaching us about survival. Kevin

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survival and fear
in the "The Most Dangerous Game"

the author Richard Connell teaches us about survival, that people no matter what we should always fight to survive no matter what.

( Brett - I don't think we should always fight to survive but in a situation like Rainsford, yes we should. Also you should cut out part of your sentence because you said in the same sentence " no matter what "

I liked your theme and motif but also your reasoning  and your real life lesson or how could we apply this to do real world  . An example that could help and support your theme could be examples or situation in the story where Rainsford  has to fight to survive for example in page 14  , where it says that Rainsford has  fought his way through   the bush for 2 hours ." So this clearly tells us that he is fighting to survive , which supports your theme .   - Oscar

Diego: Woah, that was really well thought how you said we always need to fight. However, what do you really need in survival?

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Wisdom of Experience and Survival.
In "The Most Dangerous Game"  the author, Richard Connell teaches us about survival that you must do what it takes to survive, as in too fight hard and keep going because you must fight to live.

Mia- I really like how you said to fight hard and keep going because during the game Rainsford fights hard to stay alive.

Bella: I like how you mentions "Fighting to live" because thats what Rainsford is doing in the story and it was a good way to word it

Katherine- I agree with your motif that is does teach us to fight to live, since in the story that what Rainsford does.

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Empathy (or lack of empathy)
In "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell, teaches us about  lack of empathy and that when you show that you don't care it can make you lose focus on what really matters.

Brandon- I agree with you're theme and motif if you show lack of empathy and you dont care about  others it makes you lose focus

Kevin: this is very true and the author is teaching us about lack of empathy

Diego: The mind and empathy are two that can lead you out of survival. Good thinking

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Good vs Evil and Survival
In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author, Richard Connell, teaches us about good vs evil that every human life matters.

I like how you used every humans life matters because that connects back to Zaroff how he doesn't care and only wants to hunt them. - Blake

I agree with your statement because in the story Zaroff was hunting people and didn't care about their feelings.-Ziren

Brigitte: I agree with your motif and I like how you kept your statement simple and short because "every human life matters" really sums up what the authors trying to teach us as readers.

This is very true and the author is teaching us about good vs evil. Kevin

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survival and man vs man
In "The Most Dangerous Game" the author Richard Connell teaches us about survival,that you must have plans,ideas,and knowledge in order to survive.

Brigitte: I really like how you listed out the thing you must have in order to survive I also agreed with your motif

I agree with your motif that you need to know how you are going to go into this and survive.-Luiza
Ricardo- I like that you state what you need to survive but maybe you can add that you need to be clever or smart to make it shorter.

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Survivial and Fear

In the ¨The Most Dangerous Game¨ by  Richard Connell, it teaches us about survival and that no matter what challenge you face you have to find a way to survive.

Katherine- I really liked how you used the word "challenge" to better explain how people are going to find a way to survive.

I really liked how you included how even thought it is challenging, you can still find a way to survive.-Luiza

Kevin Bau
It was a bright idea that you used challenge and the no matter what to show that we people/humans will do many things in order to survive.

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Man vs nature and life

In ''The Most Dangerous Games'' the author, Richard Cornell, teaches us about Man vs nature that you need to be careful when your in nature.

I like how your motif/theme connect back to when Rainsford was trying to survive in the wilderness.

Kevin Bau
You showed good thinking in your motif(man vs nature) it does show the times nature was against Rainsford.

( Brett - I liked how you were only one of a few to not use survival as a motif, Also I agree with you that you need to be careful in nature. [ perhaps the quicksand in death swamp. Finally you spelled the authors last name wrong. It's Connell not Cornell. )

I really strongly agree  with your motif and theme  , also I liked your reasoning . A example that could support your  theme would be in page 8 where it says " It was in Africa that the Cape buffalo hit me and laid me up for six months" . - Oscar

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Survival and Beauty

In "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell, teaches us about survival that some people will go to extreme lengths to survive.

Valeria- I liked the way you wrote your theme statement and the example you choose to show the lesson learned

Brigitte : I like how you used words such as extreme and lengths. I also agree with you motif.