English Melville

      Connel, in"The Most Dangerous Game", shows how the hunted would feel in the situation of the hunter and the hunted, which leads me to believe that Connel values equality. In "The Most Dangerous Game", he showed how the hunted animal would feel while being hunted.He also had the main character feel "what it was like to be an animal being hunted." Second, he showed both sides of the story(so it was equally shown!)-liberty and its' opposite equality. He had Whitney sayhunting is best "For the hunter","not the jaguar", by making Whitney say tis he is showing equality. HEhas shown liberty by having Rainsford (back to Whitney) say "Dont talk rot Whitney.", "You're a big game hunter, not a philosopher, who cares what the jaguar feels!" Third he focused mainly on equaity. In the text he focsed mainly on equality becausehe wrote sa story like this one. He also put the main character in the shoes of the hunted, that eventually changed the main character for the better- for Equality!