This has phenomenal language because the imagery is when he states “his curious red-lipped smile”(Marx 6). I can imagine someone with red lips smiling and this has excellent pacing when he states “ then he slowly said “NO”(Marx 7). He clearly shows how he wants me to perceive it and slows the pace of all readers. The next quality the most dangerous game had that was exponentially better than the Scarlet Ibis is a universal theme (Adventure). In The Scarlet Ibis, I have to be highly emotional to relate to the story, by doing that I couldn't relate to the story but I find the most dangerous game more intriguing because I relate to being out in the woods and living on what I find or kill. I could easily understand that the most dangerous game is more adventurous because of the line “trying to peer through the bitter tropical night that palpably pressed its thick warm blackness upon the yacht”(Marx 1). This phrase from The Most Dangerous Game uses fantastic imagery and shows it is an adventurous book. Another line that shows adventure in this book is the phrase “An unbroken front of snarled and ragged jungle frigid the shore. Then he straightened up and took from his case one of his black cig***ttes”(Marx
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