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    Kayque Rodrigues Ms. Post English 4 (Honors) 10 - 27 - 12 Simon’s Stigmata  In William Golding’s novel‚ Lord of the Flies‚ the character Simon portrays many characteristics similar to those demonstrated by Jesus in the bible. He is shown to have all the qualities that Jesus has: determination‚ intelligence and resilience. Even his physical appearance portrays Christ since he is skinny and not much of a tough person. Simon was very calm and caring for others‚ especially with the little

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    LORD OF THE FLIES CREATIVE PIECE In the midst of a raging war‚ a plane evacuating a group of schoolboys from Britain is shot down over a deserted tropical island. Two of the boys‚ Ralph and Piggy‚ discover a conch shell on the beach‚ and Piggy realizes it could be used as a horn to summon the other boys.no adults survived the crash just school boys between the ages of six and twelve. Eventually a whole choir came out of the jungle led by a boy name Jack (one of the older boys stranded on the island)

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    Being stranded on an island with no parents is a difficult situation to adjust to. In the book Lord of the Flies‚ written by William Golding‚ Simon is a young‚ deep character who finds himself alone. When being trapped on the island‚ this inspirational character is deteriorating inside‚ as he tries to help those around him. The kind-hearted boy is a very calm‚ quiet and shy person‚ who does not take stress well. Even though‚ he seems happy on the outside‚ there is a side of him none will see. The

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    Are humans naturally bad people? According Lord Of The flies we are. In the following essay you will see a significant amount of evidence that people are indeed bad‚ but there is also a silver lining to show that people can be good. Author William Golding wrote this after being in World War II‚ so he was most likely mentally unstable and pessimistic over the events he had just seen and been a part of which is a main reason as to why he thought that humans are horrible‚ evil people. Exhibit A‚

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    “But if we can’t live together‚ we’re going to die alone.” In the book The Lord of the Flies has many similarities to the 2004 TV series “Lost.” They both entail stories of a plane crash and how the survivors stayed alive on the deserted island. The main character‚ Ralph‚ in The Lord of the Flies‚ is appointed the job as the leader of the survivors and has to keep everyone not only alive‚ but also sane. In “Lost‚” Jack Shepard is given this job and they both have to face many challenges to keep everyone

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    The destruction that occurs on the island is due to the natural instinct of humans to destroy and tear down one another. In Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies Golding uses three major symbols‚ the conch shell‚ fire‚ and the beast support his theme that mankind is evil. The conch represents the order in humanity until it brakes and all hope is lost. The fire represents the hope to be saved yet in the end it only destroys. Lastly‚ the beast represented the fear of the unknown and is the origin of violence

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    Lord of the Flies Essay In the dystopian novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding the main theme is to show how easy it is to lose connection with the civilization and become a savage. The boys gradually give up their internal civilization to a complete savagery‚ which reveals itself through the novel’s major characters. The boys turn out to be on a desert island and they need to find the way to survive there until they will be rescued. They start their way to the rescue pretty good. Ralph takes

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    the bugs in your back yard‚ to when you turn 18 and join the army to be trained to kill. These kinds of things happen every day but rarely do you see them portrayed to the extent of what is really happening‚ in writing. In William Golding’s Lord of the Flies‚ Golding uses characters like Jack Merridew and events like the pig kills to perpetuate the concept of fear and show the more brutal side of human nature. Although Jack takes charge of awkward situations‚ Jack uses fear to gain

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    Jack finally realizes that they’ll need fire to cook the meat‚ so they attack Ralph’s camp and steal a flaming log‚ and invite them to come feast. Ralph maintains that the fire is more important‚ but has to be reminded why by Piggy. Simon encounters the Pig’s head‚ and manages to start talking to the thing‚ although it is mostly in his imagination. The black cloud of flies coating the head causes it to now be called "The Lord of the Flies." The Lord of the Flies says "I’m part of you...We’re going

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    The Butterfly Revolution‚ William Butler; Lord of the Flies‚ William Golding Entry 1 Power has various meanings. It could mean authority or maybe strength. Either way power has a corruptive nature. In The Butterfly Revolution power is used to mean authority. With power comes responsibility and consequences. For instance too much power can lead to destruction. Rome is a perfect example that because Rome grew too fast and was too gigantic and with the lack of a sufficient government it lead

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