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    1...."Perhaps there aren’t any grownups anywhere." The fat boy was startled. The fair haired boy says this in the beginning of the book when he meets up with the very fat boy. The way that the boy reacts to this shows that they are at a young age and still very dependent on their parents and adults for help in life. This dependency will make surviving on the island very difficult. 2. "The fat boy." While appearing just like a descriptive term for the yet to be named boy‚ I think that this shows

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    As the novel progresses‚ the two main characters have changed in their characteristics‚ which show the fault in civilization through temptation and human nature using symbolism for each individual. At first‚ Ralph and Jack got along with teamwork and split their parts and works among the boys. During the building of the rescue fire‚ Jack and Ralph were working together to lift up a log to the fire‚ “Together‚ joined in the effort by burden‚ they stammered up the last step of the mountain. Together

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    Who is ralph and how is his character at the beginning of the story? The protagonist of the story‚ Ralph is one of the oldest boy on the island. He’s an English‚ brave‚ handsome‚ intelligent and fair schoolboy. On general he believes in democratic rule and fair play for everyone. Ralph represents leadership‚ the properly socialized and civilized young man. He is a natural leader as wel has he the conch. The conch is a symbol for power and order. He demonstrates obvious common sense. Once on the

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    Golding was a part of the Royal Navy in WWII‚ he experienced the “evil” in man with the killing and how it affected them mentally therefore is a microcosm to boys on the island. Jack‚ Roger‚ and Ralph have lost their way of innocence‚ mentally turning them into their own way savages from being on the island so long and trying to survive. Golding uses Jack‚ Roger‚ and Ralph individual personalities on the island as a microcosm. In the first place‚ Jack represents individuals who want leadership and

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    ples of Judeo-Christian beliefs and also the more mystical beliefs are there in the novel? How do they relate to one another? Use at least three quotes. The novel is filled will judeo-christian beliefs and mystical beliefs. The novel starts off in a church where he has a dream‚ His journey begins which is a christian belief. It is also a very important theme that “…people are capable‚ at any time in their lives‚ of doing what they dream of.” (23). Another is that he sees a picture of a sacred heart

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    Moreover‚ the next few social aspects influenced in this novel are apparent racial tensions and social cues inside the social hierarchy of the village itself. There are clear indications of social hierarchy levels that cause the most tension within one race‚ the blacks born and living in the Caribbean. “The villagers were a low down nigger people who couldn’t bear to see one of their kind get along without feeling envy and hate” (Lamming 26). A clear dichotomy between the regular villagers and the

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    Light vs darkness Extra #3 "A sliver of moon rose over the horizon‚ hardly large enough to make a path of light even when it sat right down on the water; but there were other lights in the sky‚ that moved fast‚ winked‚ or went out‚ though not even a faint popping came down from the battle fought at 10 miles height. But a sign came down from the world of grown-ups‚ though at the time there was no child awake to read it. There was a sudden bright explosion and corkscrew trail across the sky; then

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    Do you think Piggy would get made fun of if he was wasn’t so fat and short? He is the one with the most useful ideas and sees the correct ways for the boys to organize themselves‚ yet the other children on the island rarely listen to him and frequently abuse him. The reason why he gets bullied is because he is an unattractive fat kid that has no authority in his voice. The kids are just mean little people that do not have empathy and sympathy. Piggy does not have the same appearance as everyone

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    Likewise‚ Golding’s views on government and the Parliamentary system support his theory‚ in accordance with the tribal customs‚ and are reminiscent of the Law of Entropy: that all things eventually revert into a primitive state. On a sociological standpoint‚ the division of democracy and dictatorship clearly establishes the conflict between the two facets of human nature‚ demonstrating an inherent urge to descend into primitiveness. This was evident throughout the novel‚ as it imitated a deeply sinister

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    In the novel‚ the destruction of the conch successfully depicts the conflict between human impulses and demands of a structured society while the boys are disconnected from that society. At the start‚ the boys look to the conch‚ and Ralph‚ for authority: “They obeyed the summons of the conch‚ partly because Ralph blew it‚ and he was big enough to be a link with the adult world of authority...” (61). The stranded boys adhere to the rules of the conch as it symbolizes social order of the society they

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