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Prоmpt: Apply Mаslоw's hierаrchy оf needs to the short story "The Most Dаngerous Game." Now that you've read Maslow, how does your knowledge of human needs shape the way that you view the characters in "The Most Dangerous Game"? For example, the main characters of the story are hunters, but they do not seem to be hunting for their own food or survival. Instead, they hunt trophy game. Also, how should we interpret General Zaroff's ennui as it relates to Maslow's hierarchy? In other words, why does Zaroff seem to be bored with life, and how might that be related to his great wealth and power, along with his status as a Russian expatriate? You may access the following resources: Abraham Maslow: "A Theory of Human Motivation" Background on Abraham Maslow Basic Needs and Safety Love and Esteem Self-Actualization Richard Connell: "The Most Dangerous Game" "The Most Dangerous Game" Companion Video Source Integration Handout