“The Hitchhiking Game” starts on page 29 of the book Pick one of the essay quest

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“The Hitchhiking Game” starts on page 29 of the book
Pick one of the essay question(s) from the list below about the story you select
Write your first page according to MLA format, and use MLA format throughout the essay
Be sure to include an original title to your essay
Quote from the short-story you select to support the topic sentences in the body of the essay
Your essay should be 4-5 pages, double-spaced, Times New Roman, 12 point font.
Please submit your essay by uploading it as a Word Document
Write an essay with a well-developed thesis that is supported with evidence from one of Kundera’s short-stories. Please see below for essay questions based on the story you select. Remember to pick only one essay question(s) about the story you select to write about. To be clear, whatever bullet-point you select, there may be more than one question. Please answer all the questions that pertain to the bullet-point you select.
Essay Questions for “The Hitchhiking Game”:
Choice 1. This story utilizes on more than one occasion the metaphor(s) of a sports car, speed, and adventure to demonstrate the literal and metaphorical journey of which the unnamed couple embarks. There is a planned destination for this couple to vacation and a literal and metaphorical fork-in-the-road, even. How is the journey of this couple infiltrated by their role-playing to the point that they become like strangers to one another?
Choice 2. Taking a cue from the title of the story, how exactly does the couple’s role-playing become a game? Who or what constructed this game and when is the game over, or, can it truly end once the “players” begin? Why or why not? What is at stake in this game? If this is truly a game, how does one win or lose?
Choice 3. Why is it significant that the reader not know the names of this couple? We even read that the man speaks a nickname to the woman (page 86), but even that is not disclosed to the reader. How does their anonymity relate to their identity? How can the reader know, if at all, when the couple is being (or acting) like their true selves? What is this couple really like as individuals? Does their identity evolve throughout the story or is their “true” identity just revealed incrementally as the story (and the game) progresses?

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