Which is a clear conflict in the passage? A) Rainsford's fear of the dark B) the mystery of Ship-Trap Island C) Whitney and Rainsford's disagreement about the route of the yacht D) Rainsford and Whitney's differing views on how an animal feels when hunted

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Zion Benitez

16 October, 01:51

Which is a clear conflict in the passage? A) Rainsford's fear of the dark B) the mystery of Ship-Trap Island C) Whitney and Rainsford's disagreement about the route of the yacht D) Rainsford and Whitney's differing views on how an animal feels when hunted

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Collin Cochran · Answer 1

D) the differing views on how an animal feels when hunted.

Lester · Answer 2

D) the differing views on how an animal feels when hunted.

The first is not a disagreement.

The second is not either, Whitney fears ship trap island but he only explains it, he doesn’t argue about it.

The third does not come up in the story. They do not disagree with the route the yacht has picked.

In the story Whitney says that being hunted must not be very pleasurable for the animals. Rainsford says they have no understanding and that no one cares how a Jaguar feels. Rainsford also replies with "Nonsense ... the world is made up of two classes, the hunters and the huntees. Luckily, you and I are hunters."