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    Power is a recurring idea in Lord of the Flies by William Goulding, whether it be power from the conch, created out of the idea of hope and the idea of having order in the midst of chaos, or the sow’s head, which was motivated by fear. The conch was with the boys on the island from the start. When they landed on the island, Piggy discovered the conch and Ralph used it to summon any other boys on the island. From holding the conch at the start, Ralph was decided as the “leader.” The rules were…

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    Lord of the Flies teaches readers about the human condition and how we are naturally power hungry. In Lord of the Flies, the two main characters, Ralph and Jack split up into different groups. They split up because they both wanted power on the island. When Jack and Ralph split up into different groups in Lord of the Flies, it showed us readers that humans are naturally power hungry. Humans are naturally power hungry. After the fire goes out Ralph starts to lecture Jack about how they could…

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    George Lucas once said, “Power corrupts, and when you're in charge, you start doing things that you think are right, but they're actually not.” This theme is very evident and important in House of the Scorpion as some of the characters are very powerful and cannot properly handle their power. House of the Scorpion by Nancy Farmer documents the journey of Matt, who is the clone of a powerful drug lord. After being injured, he goes to the Big House and meets this drug lord, who has lived for over…

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    this evolution is for the best, technology is a massive asset for spreading knowledge and education. Others say we need to start limiting our use of this technology, for it becomes more distracting than productive. The solution is to use the vast powers technology has granted us for good, for knowledge, and then limit the amount of time we spend using our phones as entertainment devices. The fact that we spend a quarter of our lives on these glowing LED screens, it might be important to know…

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    The path to discovering one's self can be one of the most difficult trails to walk. It can be hard to differ against the social norms to the point where personal growth is made. Conformity is a four syllable noun that holds enough power to contain an individual in the plastic casing of social norms. Cutting apart that plastic casing is exactly what Disney character Fa Mulan, pictured above, is attempting to do. Disney’s Mulan is set in the Han Dynasty, which is considered to be the golden age of…

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    craves for power. Through the uses of symbols, Golding expresses how the children in Lord of the Flies release their inner savagery and turn a civilized society into utter chaos. Three symbols that represent political allegory are the conch, face paint, and Jack. The conch represents power and democracy. The face paint shows the dominance of the hunters over the rest of the group. Jack represents dictatorship and dominance over others. Through these 3 symbols, Golding proves that power and…

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    Power is defined as the capacity or ability to direct or influence the behavior of others or the course of events. Though humans are the first common portrayal of power, it can sometimes be represented with ordinary objects. William Golding uses two contrasting items that ultimately influence the behavior of the boys on the island. The smooth conch shell and the rotting sow's head become clear models of good and evil as the story progresses. It’s purity, which is how the society started, was…

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    of courage against the fear of power in her novel, Matched. To begin, major characters display a growth of their courageous and rebellious manners. Additionally, the setting aids the development of those characters; while conflicts allow the progress of bravery to overpower society. In which all is supported through literary elements of character, setting and conflict to show greater development of the protagonists’ ability to show courage by challenging the power of society. Characters have the…

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    The Power Manifesto To the Brave and Broken Hearted To the brave and broken hearted, I need you to know that I am one of you. I have consistently risen to positions of power and I have consistently failed, and fallen back down. Power became an all consuming drug, that lead me toward hurting others; manipulating followers and situations to give me more power (Nahavandi, 2015). Ultimately, power was the armor I used to protect myself, leaving me disconnected from the world and fueling the…

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    The idea of zero-sum power can be seen to ignore the fact that power relationships are not hermetically sealed but are socially constructed, determined in large part by the operation of forces external to them. If A is a black woman manager, for example, and B a white male employee, the ability of A to control the actions of B will derive not just from her occupational status, but also in part from the wider structures of race and sexual inequality which characterise the social systems in which…

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