““Among women, among men, between men and women” is part of the dedication of The Psychology Sex Differences (Maccoby & Jacklin, 1974)” (Plomin & T. Foch, 1981). The psychology between girls and boys differs in so many aspects, from age to education, to personality, to behavior. It is said that children of the same sex are only meticulously more comparable to each other than are any two random individuals, regardless of their sex, from the population (Plomin & T. Foch, 1981). In “Lord of the Flies”, the book demonstrates how the boys start off civilized and end as savages. They experience many adventures throughout the book that causes the transformation. The first thing a girl would do, if she was stranded on a tropical and deserted island
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For example, in The Silver Sword by Ian Serraillier, which is a fiction novel, the author writes about the Balicki family, where Joseph and his Swiss wife Margret and his daughter Ruth, 13, and Bronia, 3, and son, Edek, 11 live in Warsaw in Poland. In 1940, during World War Two and the Nazi occupation of that country, Joseph the headmaster in a primary school got taken away to prison. This left Ruth, Edek and Bronia alone in the turmoil of war. The story continues with their adventures throughout the dangerous battlefields in Europe to meet their parents in Switzerland. They meet on their way to Switzerland, an orphaned boy named Jan, who has a passion for animals and …show more content…
She does not give in to weakness in any form of selfishness and mistrust which intrudes with how she observes other people and her position in the world. This is perceived when she befriends Jan. In fact, she portrays strength and braveness and as I have mentioned earlier she is the epitome of strength. If she were on the island, she would have done the same thing she did in The Silver Sword and would have figured out a way to feed the other girls and shelter them from the harshness of the environment. She signifies a cause of physical power in how she is capable in enduring and proceeding on and continuing throughout exhausting and tiring circumstances. For example, Ruth, in The Silver Sword, does not show any sign of weakness while pursuing Edek. When she struggled while finding him, her stubbornness aided her to continue her search for him. If she was weak and she let her emotions take over, she wouldn’t have searched for him and would have just given up on the idea completely. She shows strength in the commitment to finding her brother. She is a great and inspiring character to all girls, she symbolizes feminism in our society and that is what I think the girls in “Lord of the Flies” if it were the case, would have all represented. Yes, they would have been afraid and panicked at first but they would work together to protect one another afterward. The boys on the island
For example, in The Silver Sword by Ian Serraillier, which is a fiction novel, the author writes about the Balicki family, where Joseph and his Swiss wife Margret and his daughter Ruth, 13, and Bronia, 3, and son, Edek, 11 live in Warsaw in Poland. In 1940, during World War Two and the Nazi occupation of that country, Joseph the headmaster in a primary school got taken away to prison. This left Ruth, Edek and Bronia alone in the turmoil of war. The story continues with their adventures throughout the dangerous battlefields in Europe to meet their parents in Switzerland. They meet on their way to Switzerland, an orphaned boy named Jan, who has a passion for animals and …show more content…
She does not give in to weakness in any form of selfishness and mistrust which intrudes with how she observes other people and her position in the world. This is perceived when she befriends Jan. In fact, she portrays strength and braveness and as I have mentioned earlier she is the epitome of strength. If she were on the island, she would have done the same thing she did in The Silver Sword and would have figured out a way to feed the other girls and shelter them from the harshness of the environment. She signifies a cause of physical power in how she is capable in enduring and proceeding on and continuing throughout exhausting and tiring circumstances. For example, Ruth, in The Silver Sword, does not show any sign of weakness while pursuing Edek. When she struggled while finding him, her stubbornness aided her to continue her search for him. If she was weak and she let her emotions take over, she wouldn’t have searched for him and would have just given up on the idea completely. She shows strength in the commitment to finding her brother. She is a great and inspiring character to all girls, she symbolizes feminism in our society and that is what I think the girls in “Lord of the Flies” if it were the case, would have all represented. Yes, they would have been afraid and panicked at first but they would work together to protect one another afterward. The boys on the island