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    The book‚"Lord of the Flies" parallels exactly to the horrible accounts of the Holocaust. It took place during the same time‚ and many ideas and events are very similar. The Holocaust was a huge inspiration on Golding’s book‚ and like the Holocaust‚ Golding creates a setting‚ that’s in a sense‚ secret. They also both took place during World War II. Just like in the beginning‚ when the boys first landed on the island‚ before the Holocaust even began‚ the boys were unified as one tribe. However

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    nature that lives just a word away inside the boys and while the boys are afraid of it‚ this could only be because it is inside every one of them. Simon is the one who actually realizes that the beast is in each one of them when he meets “The Lord Of The Flies” As boys like Jack become crueler throughout the book‚ the belief in the beast increases until at the end Jack’s tribe are leaving it food as a sign of respect. “snakes‚ snakes look at the snakes”p60 “The unfriendly side of the mountain”p60

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    Lord of The Flies Chapter 1- Study Questions 1. In the beginning of the story it appears that the boys have gotten to the island a result of a plane crash. We know this because of the character Piggy. 2.In this chapter we learn that‚ most likely‚ this plane of boys where from an all boys school. During this chapter Piggy reveals that the plane was taken down as a result of some sort of engine failure. 3.During the beginning of the chapter we gradually find out the scar is the passenger

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    William Golding supplied his story with a lot of literary color‚ making it alive and vivid to the reader. The character that stood out the most was Ralph‚ who was the novels protagonist. The twelve year old English boy‚ who was elected leader of the boys in the beginning of the novel‚ is the primary representative of order‚ civilization‚ and productive leadership in the novel. Ralph attempts to organize the boys’ efforts to build a miniature civilization on the island until they can be rescued. Ralph

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    In the book Lord of the Flies by William Golding‚ he shows symbolism within the objects and characters in the story. Each of the characters’ actions resemble how people in society would react to life changes and ruling ways. Golding understood how a society works in order to stick together or break into complete savagery. One of the main characters‚ Ralph‚ is the one of oldest and became the leader of all the boys when they are stuck on the island. He will now have to find a way to form a social

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    The blow of the conch reeled me in; I am drawn to it‚ there’s no stopping it. In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding there are many symbols of power that have a certain control over the kids. From the beginning of the story the conch has a certain power over the boys that signifies unity‚ order‚ and idolization that helped shape the fate of the kids forever. In the story the conch helps bring unity to the boys when it is blown. At the beginning of the text Piggy finds the conch in the

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    I crumple the note in my fist. Dried crimson holes replace her eyeballs‚ multiple slash marks cover her abdomen and chest and her limbs are scattered around her body. She lost her chance to be loved by her people. But did she also become the lord of the flies? The space surrounding the body becomes desolate as I saunter towards the dead decaying soldier. I inch closer and closer to the body unfazed by the hideous sight. Sadness‚ grief‚ shock are foreign emotions to me. Numbness turns to anger‚ and

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    Lost and Lord of the Flies are two stories about how a plane crash leads to people stranded on a deserted island. In both stories some people died while on the island. In Lost‚ Mars died. But in Lord of the Flies Simon and Piggy die. In this essay there will be evidence of who was murdered or if it was just an accident. There will also be details to find who was guilty and who was innocent. Under these circumstances‚ Piggy and Simon were murdered‚ but Mar’s made his choice to end his life as a request

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    LOTF: Analysis of Piggy In William Golding’s novel‚ “Lord of the Flies” a group of English schoolboys become stranded on an island after a fatal plane crash. Immediately two boys‚ Ralph and Piggy‚ befriend each other and call the other boys to have an assembly and to pick a leader. Ralph emerges as the leader of the civilization and Piggy acts as his advisor to him. Piggy persuades Ralph to do certain things. Piggy’s appearance makes him someone that the boys find easy to pick on and make fun of

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    Alice Matthews Mrs. Chesanek Period One 19 April 2013 Lord of the Flies: Structured by Religion Human nature is a very recognized and popular topic‚ especially among those seeking a more profound perspective on life’s deeper meaning. A matter such as human nature cannot be considered without the mention of the infamous novel‚ Lord of the Flies‚ by William Golding. The question‚ of course‚ stands as: What is true human nature and how does it affect mankind? The answer is purely subjective‚ but most

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