Change location of point inside object

I think I understand: Are you trying to implement some kind of collision detection system for a game? And your problem is that it only works if the top left hand corner of your player intersects with the monster?

"i dunno where you got the monster and instincts part" :laugh:

"If (Death.Bounds.Contains(You.Location))" == "Monster Intersects You"

You don't need to move the point, but you do need to check the whole of your player area, rather than you the TLHC. You could just check the TLHC and the BRHC (or all four corners) but there may be a better way.

Have a look at the Region.Intersect methods: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/1w2k0384.aspx

What I think you need is to get the region occupied by the Death area, copy it (since the intersect methods modify it), and then check it for any intersection with the region describing the Player area. If the intersection is not empty, Bye Bye Player!

This also allows the death area and the player area to be non-rectangular if you want.

Not really - without knowing a lot more about your game, your skills, what you are trying to do, etc., it would probably not be helpful!
It may be worth your searching the articles here though, there are loads of them on game writing which may help you.
Enjoy yourself! Feel free to ask as many questions as you need.

Here is a simple example I knocked up - it doesn't use the full intersect (as I don't have time to faff with regions at the moment), but:
Created a blank form: added two picture boxes: pbAvoidMe (a picture of a hole, about 100, by 100) and pbBadger (a gif of a badger wacving it's arms. About 16 x 16)/
Added four buttons: Up, Down, Left and Right.
Added a label.

private void butUp_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pbBadger.Top -= 10;
IsIntersect(pbBadger, pbAvoidMe);
}

private void butDown_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pbBadger.Top += 10;
IsIntersect(pbBadger, pbAvoidMe);
}

private void butLeft_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pbBadger.Left -= 10;
IsIntersect(pbBadger, pbAvoidMe);
}

private void butRight_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
pbBadger.Left += 10;
IsIntersect(pbBadger, pbAvoidMe);
}

private void IsIntersect(PictureBox pbSprite, PictureBox pbLookFor)
{
if (pbLookFor.Bounds.IntersectsWith(pbSprite.Bounds))
{
labIsIn.Text = "In";
}
else
{
labIsIn.Text = "";
}
}
If any part of the badger rectangle is over the hole rectangle, the Label shows "In".