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    What is the function of the conch in the assembly? First off‚ the conch is a device that is given to a person that allows them to speak during a dissicon of whatever they’re discussing‚ but Ralph since he’s the leader he gets to speak whenever he wants to. As a person of law and order‚ the conch helps Ralph get elected as leader of the group: “The being that had been blown that had sat waiting for them on the platform with the delicate thing balanced on his knees‚ was set apart.” Describe the attitudes

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    should include something like as the investment consultant we need to focus on the two different pension plans along with the conversion to IFRS standard and perform an assessment on whether Black should hold or sell the shares Users and Objectives: Peter Black – Need to review F/S and detailed analysis of the two pension plans to determine whether he should keep or sell the shares Air Canada senior executive – Since they have a transition to the defined contribution pension plan + conversion to IFRS

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    Chapter 9 1. Simons Christian’s act that is performed is when his body is carried out to sea with the plane and piggy after he got killed for something everyone though he was but in fact wasn’t‚ the sea is an unchanged element throughout the story and is used to erase painful memories and bad experiences. I thought that Simon’s body being carried out to see represents the ascension of Jesus‚ since Simon was a representation of Christ. The white light is also a symbol of him rising up into heaven

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    Chapter 11 SYMBOLS The Conch Shell The conch shell is discovered at the very beginning of the novel on the beach. In its first instance it is recognized as a vessel for effectively governing the boys meetings. It is a very powerful symbol throughout the novel becoming a symbol of civilization and order. Throughout the novel as Jack breaks away and reduces his clan to savagery the conch looses it’s democratic power. The conch’s final downfall and disregard is when the Roger and the others

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    "April‚ 1975... Saigon fell to the Communist North." It is the Vietnam War‚ on a small family owned farm where the story of Truong Nguyen begins. Viet Cong versus Viet Minh‚ and as a young boy of just twelve‚ this farmer’s son is caught in the middle of the greatest ’conflict’ in American‚ and more importantly‚ Vietnamese history. As Communism spread throughout southern Vietnam‚ and with an older brother fighting the North‚ Truong’s father loses the rights to his farm‚ and they must work as slaves

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    Summary Lord of the flies chapter 6. The boys all fall asleep and don’t realise the military planes fighting over head. Sam and Eric who a suppose to keep the fire lit falls asleep; the fire goes out. A dead parachutist lands on the island. His parachute gets caught in the trees and the dead man eerily bows and lifts as the wind blows and pulls the strings of his chute. When Sam and Eric wake up to relight the fire. In the faint light of the fire‚ they see the dead parachutist‚ mistaking

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    Lord of the Flies Analysis of chapter One Lord of the Flies by William Golding is recognized as a literary masterpiece. From the opening chapter‚ ‘The Sound of the Shell’‚ Golding vividly introduces his experimental world and each individual personality of the main characters. He allows us to see the situation as it is‚ and how each boy approaches their new environment. By the end of the chapter we can already understand the roles of the main characters‚ due to the extensive use of foreshadowing

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    What do you think of when I say the word brave? Maybe saving a life‚ achieving a goal‚ maybe making a change in the world. Well‚ you don’t have to do these things to be brave‚ you can just work through stuff. Andrew and his companions in the story Fly Away Home by Eve Bunting‚ they are brave because they have no home. They live in an airport‚ and they don’t have enough money to buy an apartment. But even though it’s hard‚ they keep on pushing. When Andrew and his companions are faced with difficulties

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    Throughout chapter eight through twelve of Lord of the flies‚ various passages conveyed striking imagery. One important passage would be the beginning of chapter nine: A view to Death. A horrendous storm picks up on the island again. As this is occurring‚ Simon is waking up from his faint and realizes what the “beast” actually is. Meanwhile the boys are performing their dance and are reenacting the scène of when they murdered the pig. Ralph and Piggy join as a means of curiosity and to make sure

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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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