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    Someone has to lead them, but among them there’s no perfect leader to take on this much responsibility. Who do they turn to? They’re just children, scared and away from home. Leadership is represented throughout William Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies, by using the four characters, Ralph, Jack, Simon, and Piggy, to all show leadership qualities. When the boys first gather together on the island, they vote for Ralph as their leader. He shows good leadership qualities such as being…

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    Simon is not physically skilled either, but he has a skill like no one else on the island. Simon was small and skinny and at first glance is not that impressive, but he has a look in his eyes “Ralph into thinking him delightfully gay and wicked” (67). Simon was never that impressive physically, but both of theses characters prove that physicality isn’t everything that matters. Out of all the characters Simons the most attuned with nature, he is also the most ‘Jesus-like”. He has a nact for…

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    Lord of the Flies (LOTF) is an unusually violent coming-of-age novel written by William Golding, about a large group of british boys who are stranded on an island all by themselves after their plane is shot down, and are faced with the unthinkable. There are many theories as to what the core message of this novel truly is; some believe that LOTF is a metaphor for the horrors that Golding witnessed during his service in WWII(this is undoubtedly the most popular theory due to the total lack of…

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    everything they thought they had seen or heard was all in their imagination and their feeble minds and that they feared something that never existed. Simon is brutally murdered when the fear that the boys have created possesses them. The “Lord of the Flies” speaks to Simon in a hallucination revealing the truth “You knew, didn’t you? I’m part of you?” (Golding, 206). The beast is a creation of their psyche and the terrifying circumstances they have created for themselves. In his efforts to…

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    William Golding’s Lord of the Flies is a novel about a group of british boys who are stranded on an island after their plane is shot down. The group encounters numerous amounts of problems while they were stranded on the island, resulting in multiple disputes between the boys. Conflict is obvious throughout the novel, whether it's Man VS. Man, Man VS. Himself or Man VS. Nature. One of the many ways Golding portrays conflict is with two of the main characters, Ralph, the leader of the more…

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    Lord of the Flies Lead-in, Quote and Commentary Activity Early in the novel, Golding illustrates Jack’s hostile and controlling personality. For instance, when Piggy tries to share his ideas, Jack shouts, ¨shut up, Fatty¨ (Golding 21). While Jack could have let Piggy share his idea and then speak, Jack feels the urge to assert his dominance over Piggy by shouting at him. Jack not only wants to oppress Piggy, but he believes that only his ideas matter. For most of the novel, Jack is known as the…

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    completely without order. Though at first, the sound of having a society in which the rules and authority are absent seems very intriguing, William Golding reminds people that it will never have a good outcome. In William Golding’s novel, The Lord of the Flies, well civilized boys quickly turn into savages because of the absence of rules and authority. While being stranded on an uncharted island, the boys make progress by choosing a leader, Ralph, and creating rules. The rules that were…

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    “The Hatchet” Hatchet, a great book by Gary Paulsen , was the was the book i read over the summer. It was slow moving in developing characters in the beginning, but became a faster pace later on. Hatchet is a story about a boy named Brian who has to overcome stressful obstacles including his parents' divorce and being on a plane while it crashes into the deep forests of Canada. Will Brian, a kid from the city survive by himself in the wilderness? In the beginning the book takes place…

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    Ralph began to sweat. He couldn't decide if he should move towards the beach or stay in the cramped, small bush, which was extremely close to Castle Rock. He could only see the ground and the savages' feet, but he began to smell the scent of something burning. He assumed that it was just the savages preparing a feast. All of a sudden he felt his body getting warmer. He tried to ignore it, but it would only get warmer. Ralph was covered in sweat. Then, he saw what was happening. He…

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    In the story of “Lord of the flies”, a group of children who get abroad for keeping them from the wars got stranded on the island with no people. At first, they work together and try their best to bring the civilization to the island. But in the end, they lose themselves and finally become totally savages. For all these who read the book, it is worth thinking why this kind of things happen and what leads them to behave savage. From my perspective, firstly, absence of consequences result in…

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