I can capture my readers attention by using a controversial statement to make them want to read more. Everyday you have at least one conflict whether you 're at work or school. My readers need to know what I think might not be what the same as what they think, and they have the choice to disagree. Literature and life are connected through characterization, conflict, and narration by life being told through literation with the help of conflict,narration, and characterization to help explain it. Maas indirectly characterizes Faeruh by making her do things that indicate that she is brave. She would make her talk back to the beast. She once said to him “are you just going to start living out there , slaughtering every bit of vermin that sinks in?” Or when she said “help? You mean a faerie is passing up the opportunity to mock an ignorant mortal?” She also makes Faeruh risk her life to try to escape. Once she was hallucinating and she tried to sneak out because she thought her dad was going to save her. There was also another …show more content…
Conflicts such as Man vs Man and Man vs Self. He experiences Man vs Man whan him and General Zaroff were fighting to see if he could survive in his man made jungle. He experiences Man vs Self when he was talking to himself to calm down when he heard the gunshots in the distance. The two men, Rainsford and Zaroff, also made a bet to see who can win the game. Zaroff told Rainsford that he locks people in his jungle to hunt them, and Rainsford told him he was wrong for that and Zaroff said “life is for the strong,to be lived by the strong,and if needed taken by the strong.” At the end of the story Rainsford escaped and went to Zaroff 's room. Zaroff said “I congratulate you” you have won the game.” Those were the main conflicts throughout the story and everyone goes through at least one major problem in life even if that means almost