In "The Most Dangerous Game," Rainsford's survival depends on his adventurous bold nature because he is resourceful and refuses to play by Zaroff's rules.
He really hates Zaroff and thinks there are other ways to survive, which is why he doesn't follow his lead but rather relies on his own skills. This also helps him survive in the long run, trusting his own instincts, rather than someone else's, which is why B is the correct answer.
who is josef first of all?
The viewer can clearly see Michael's facial expressions and emotions
Answer:
Know Lanyon's thoughts directly.
Explanation:
As the reader reads along, he follows Lanyon's line of thoughts and can deduce what Lanyon thinks about the situation. Lanyon reasons that if his friend's (Dr. Jekyll) messenger could go to one place then his friend should have been able to go another place.
Even if there was a problem, he still wondered why he should have received the messenger in secret. He drew the conclusion that he had a cerebral disease at hand. The reader can directly see what Lanyon's are.
Gatsby is very naive and genuine with what he says, while tom is full of himself and stuck up.
