Identify one of darker actions examined in the story The Most Dangerous Game by richard connell. In what piece is the action highlighted? What intentions or emotions prompt the action? How would the story or drama change if the character involved were able to overcome the darker impulse and indulge a higher intention?

The primary conflict in "The Most Dangerous Game" can be considered one of man vs. man, as big game hunter Rainsford attempts to outrun and outwit the sadistic Zaroff, who hunts humans for sport. This conflict also includes elements of man vs. nature, as Rainsford is at the mercy of the elements on Ship-Trap Island and tries to use his jungle surroundings to his advantage. In addition, a man vs. self-conflict is present in that Rainsford struggles with his own fear and with how best to win this "most dangerous game."