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    that so many humans take part in can breed hate and bigotry and has led to a hypocritical idea of what civilization is‚ and similarly‚ what savagery is. Cultures have adopted this age old battle between righteous civilized people and animal-like savages to add legitimacy to their otherwise inconceivable acts. America‚ in particular has quite a track record of crossing into this gray area when it comes to what our founding fathers believed to be righteous political action or even territorial

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    all humans are savages‚ but this savage nature does not make someone a bad person. If a person uses one’s savage features for evil and do not restrain from doing so‚ then it is the lack of restraint that brings upon the evil in humans. Restraint is necessary for the sake of mankind because it helps a person to ease into understanding the harsh reality of life. Morality is the ability to restrain from using one’s savage nature for the demise of society. All humans have a savage component within

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    Human‚ Savages‚ or Animals? “What are we? Humans? Or animals? Or savages? What’s grown ups going to think?” (Golding 91). In Lord of the Flies‚ William Golding writes about a group of young schoolboys who are evacuating from the United Kingdom at the rise of the next World War. The boys have grown up in an organized society their entire lives with order and discipline. As the time they spend on the island grows larger‚ conflict between them also grows larger and the organized society

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    Cm Gilmore made an unannounced visit to Doctor’s Hosptial to ensure safety and well-being of Baylin Phillps who is the VC listed in the report. The visit included: Tiffany Phillips-Bmo‚ Steven Newman-BFa who resides in Dublin Ga‚ and Baylin Phillips-VC. CM Gilmore explained the reason for the visit. The following information was reported during the interview: • Bailey reported that he took extra pills to help him fall asleep. It was intently. • Bfa reported that when he arrived at the home to

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    back alive‚ and not to agonize due to the fact that he knew everyone was up against him (199). This shows that the violence on the island created conflict and affected the island dramatically because Ralph had to prepare for any violence from the savage tribe that was coming his way. When they actually saw him‚ he had to reinforce himself and be prepared for what could potentially happen. The conflict from this continued to make constriction with violence until the naval officer arrived

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    getting a job‚ making money‚ and providing food for yourself and your family. But‚ when one is found in a habitat that is uncivilized‚ they go to extreme measures to survive. The movie Apocalypse Now‚ directed by Francis Ford Coppola‚ shows this savage like transformation from civilization to savagery in the jungles of Vietnam during the Vietnam War. Francis Ford Coppola uses symbolism and metaphors through the character’s names‚ the character’s behaviors‚ and the use of helicopters to portray

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    that they are not to blame. To what extent do you think this is true? They are making excuses of even being there and they are all to blame 2. When Ralph says‚ “I’m frightened. Of us‚” what does he mean that frightens him? (Pg. 157) Just how savage they have become and they have actually committed murder 3. Are Sam‚ Eric‚ Ralph and Piggy being truthful about the events? No- they admit to not being there and say they didn’t take part 4. What is an example of Jack’s abuse of power? What words

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    only the person who was holding the conch would be allowed to speak at the meetings‚ this worked well at the beginning. There was a point in the novel where the savage boys began to disrespect the conch and what it stood for‚ like a rebellion. When the boulder crushed the conch shell it signified a transition from a proper society‚ to a savage nightmare. The conch represented civility and organization‚ but soon became nothing put a broken sea shell. The signal fire was a symbol of civilization‚ and

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    Lord of the Flies “There is nothing more savage than modern civilization.” (Bryant McGill). No matter how civilized people think the world is‚ there is always savagery. In Lord of the Flies and in civilization today‚ savagery is always worse. As civilization grows savagery grows with it‚ it is harmful to society. The more rules society has‚ the more rules there are to break. In Lord of the Flies‚ once Ralph started establishing rules‚ people began to break them more and more until the rules had

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    and the colonizer in that it turned the colonizers into savages‚ caused the colonized to lose their identity and caused the descendants of the colonizers to reap their ancestor’s fate. The basis for the colonizers colonizing Africa was not only for economic reason. Most colonizers claim that they felt the need to assist the Africans with their way of life. Africans were believed to be incapable of living on their own and perceived to be savages based off of their religious preferences. Europeans associated

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