The Most Dangerous Game is full of countless amounts of literary elements. The literary elements go from foreshadowing to similes to personification. This is used in the story to keep the reader interested. In The Most Dangerous Game, Connell uses sensory language, foreshadowing, and similes to enhance the suspense in the story and also to interact with the reader. In the opening pages, Connell uses sensory language so readers can experience the story more than visually. Connell says, “The cry pinched off short as the blood-warm waters of the Caribbean Sea dosed over his head.”(Connell 2). This literary element is sensory language. The reference of “blood-warm waters” is used to attract the reader's sense of touch. The sensory language in the