For the most part, the stories are set up. Then at the end comes the fight or the violence. At the end of High Noon Kane shoots Frank Miller to save his wife Amy. "Mitchell fires a burst of shots. Widely, Amy reaches up with her free hand and claws at his face and eyes... Kane staggers from a bullet in the shoulder, but keeps shooting and Mitchell goes down, his guns slipping from his fingers" (Foreman 332). In the beginning and middle of the story, there was a lot of suspense and at the end Kane became the hero of his town. In "The Most Dangerous Game" Rainsford had to go through many obstacles and at the end he wins. " One of us is to furnish a repast for the hounds. The other will sleep in this very excellent bed. On guard, Rainsford" (Connell 15). Like High Noon, the story is leading up to the fight at the end against Zaroff. Both of these stories were written to build up tension until the violent