Aldous Huxley's Brave New World-Personal Narrative

When he finds where Rainsford is, he stands underneath the tree that Rainsfords in and a large smile spreads across his face. “ Very deliberately he blew a smoke ring in the air, then he turned his back to the tree and walked carelessly away, back along the trail he had come.” Zaroff leaves Rainsford for another day. He knows that he could have easily killed him, but his overconfidence shows as he brushes it off and decides it would be more fun to string it out and save Rainsford for another

“So it was you who killed my father? You know what this means right Mr.Rainsford? I’ll have to finish what my father couldn’t. I’ll give you approximately three days to leave this island. At the end of the three days, I’ll come search for you, and if I find you I’ll kill you. So let the hunt begin.”

When Rainsford falls off the yacht he does not panic “A certain coolheadedness had come to him; it was not the first time he had been in a tight place.” He stays calm because he knows he will be able to swim better if he keeps focused, and he has experience dealing with fearful situations; if he panicked he could potentially drown. Even when staring death in the face he keeps his cool “In his hand the man held a long-barreled revolver, and he was pointing it straight at Rainsford's heart. Out of the snarl of beard two small eyes regarded Rainsford. ‘Don't be alarmed,’ said Rainsford, with a smile which he hoped was disarming.” When Rainsford first meets Ivan, instead of being paralyzed with fear he speaks calmly and in a friendly tone to avoid getting shot. He somehow keeps calm and even puts a smile on his face when the gun is pointed at him; this could save him from being killed by Ivan because he seems friendly and not threatening. Rainsford stays calm and collected instead of panicking, which could easily get him

Rainsford and Whitney were on a yacht heading to a land where they were planning to hunt jaguars but as night was among the boat, Rainsford heard gunshots and stood on the railing to try and see what was going on. The pipe Rainsford had fell as he stood on the railing and in attempt to catch it he fell into the water. At this point I foreshadowed he would swim to an island which he did. When arriving on the island, Rainsford being exhausted from his long swim took his rest. When he awoke, he began to search the island and he found a mansion. Rainsford was greeted by Ivan and General Zaroff at this mansion and although they seemed kind, Rainsford soon found out their actions were ones of murderers. Zaroff was an exemplemary hunter but he became

     Rainsford is an intelligent man. Early in the story, “Rainsford remembered the shots. They had come from the right, and he doggedly swam in that direction” (34). Rainsford had just fallen in the water,

Rainsford once again had to survive another day, but is filled with fear as his hopes

He had never slept in a better bed, Rainsford said. The next morning the thought of killing someone kept on going through his head. Rainsford picked up Zaroff’s bloody body and dragged it outside. As he’s dragging it Rainsford takes it to the hounds and feeds the body to the hounds. Rainsford just stands still watching the hounds eat the body piece by piece All that's left is Zaroff’s mangled up body and Rainsford walks away like nothing happened.

Rainsford had arrived on the shore of Ship-Trap Island after falling off a yacht. According to the narrator, “Bleak darkness was blacking out the sea and jungle when Rainsford sighted the lights” (Connell 45). The island Rainsford arrived on was filled with darkness, with light only coming from Zaroff’s château. The use of setting signifies the importance of where the story is taking place. In the beginning of the story, the island was described as dark, giving a feeling of indistinction.This setting first overwhelmed Rainsford, for he did not know what to do. The setting of the jungle is described as a location of being constrictive because it did not allow Rainsford to return back home. Rainsford used his instinct to navigate though the unknowns of Ship-Trap Island. Zaroff had the confidence of navigating the island’s challenges, so he distrusted his instinct. While setting helped reveal the message of the story, characterization also supported the author’s argument.

Awoken by the bright light Rainsford looked around baffled. For that short time he did not remember Zaroff, his huge brute man servant, the bloodthirsty hounds, the evil jungle, nor the fact that he is in a castle, all he knew was he had never before slept that

After, The great Zaroff dies and gets defeated, Rainsford takes over everything. He figure that the Island was very futile. So, he decided to clean it up,get the people from out the basement, and make it a tourist site called “Island city”. Most people thought that Rainsford was very tartar like Zaroff, but he wasn’t he wanted peace more than anything.He found a way to send out many invitations inviting people to his palatial. “Nobody came for two weeks” Rainsford said.”They must think I will hurt them.” Then, a beautiful lady named “Kristen” comes to the island , she was the most beautiful lady he ever seen. They had a lot in common, she loved to hunt, and swim. Rainsford and Kristen were meant for eachother. They got happily

Once one of the prisoner’s is released, he is forced to look at the fire and the objects that once made up his perceived reality, and realizes that the new images he is made to acknowledge are now the accepted forms of reality.

Rainsford was traveling the amazon by boat he ended up wrecking his boat, then he was stranded on Ship Trap island. Rainsfords finds a large home where Ivan, a servant, and general Zaroff , a russian aristocrat live. They takes him in. Rainsford soon learns that to leave he must win a game where he is being hunted.

Once Zaroff goes back to his house because he thinks that Rainsford is dead, he sees that Rainsford is in his house standing in front of Zaroff. Rainsford kills Zaroff and gets to leave the island.

The day after, Rainsford woke up from his comfy sleep. He gulped his milk, devoured his cookies, then rushed out Château’s main door to check the dog pen. In Rainsford mind, he thought the dogs were extra hungry, because General Zaroff had vanished. “Now let's get back to our happy life!” he shouted. Little did he know, a big surprise was in wait for him.

 Rainsford realizes he is trapped on the island.  The narrator even states: “He was in a