The Art of Murder :: The Art of Murder

The Art of Murder In "The Most Dangerous Game" and "Bargain" murder happens. Certainly, murder is one of the intimately vile, inhuman crimes a person can commit. Many people commit it willfully and wantonly, but few get absent with it without being suspected. General Zaroff got away with murder quite frequently, and Mr. Baumer also did. They were two good at it. Zaroff and Mr. Baumer were the around evil people in "The Most Dangerous Game" and "Bargain" because they were both truly sneaky and smart about murdering, they both stacked the deck against their victims, and they were both murderers. General Zaroff and Mr. Baumer were very sneaky and smart at committing the murders. General Zaroff " capture" humans on an island where many people were afraid of going. He made the shipwrecks aspect like an accident so that no one would come feeling for him or to find possible suspects. He put a large house where he lived in a jungle, wher e it would be hard for even the most experienced to find by chance. He also "played" with his "game" to think that they would do something that would give them self away so that the killings could be through with(p) more sneakily. Mr. Baumer was also very sneaky in committing his act of murder. He wanted Slade dead because he maimed Baumers hand. He wanted to make it look like an accident. So, he poisoned the liquor which he all but knew that Slade would steal and drink it. He didnt just happen to put the poison in the rightfield place. When Baumer found out Slade was dead, he acted as if it was a surprise to him so that no one would think he had something to do with it. General Zaroff and Mr. Baumer were both very smart and sneaky, and they always got away with murder. Both General Zaroff and Mr. Slade stacked the deck against their victims. Zaroff was much more equipped to make his way through the jungle consequently the sailors. If his hunt took too long, he would send out dogs that could hunt down people with ease. He had much more experience and intelligence than the sailors he used. No sailor was used to heading through such a jungle, with it being so dense and having so many things that could trap them or make it harder to walk through it.