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    would you survive with a conch, a pair of glasses, and fire? Would a conch help you? How would a pair of glasses be used besides to assist bad eyesight? How else can a fire help you survive besides creating a smoke signal? In the book Lord of the flies, the author, William Golding, writes about a dozen of young boys who are stranded on an island. They find what they can and do what is necessary to survive. The boys depend on a conch, a pair of glasses, and fire to survive on an island until they…

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    William Golding uses several literary device like symbolism and repetition throughout the chapters 7-12 to illustrate that our children need authority so they can act appropriately and convey a chaotic tone. Ralph who was the chief at the time, blew on the conch and the kids would appear to listen to what he had to say. Well, now things are different, the tribe has split apart and now they are fighting each other for their lives. However, after all the fighting, they managed to get saved on…

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    Essay On Ralph Leadership

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    The best leader for the island would be Ralph. He would be the best because he is very active both physically and mentally. He is always thinking of something to do, and not just sitting around and waiting until something major happens. In the book it says that Ralph was found a conch shell. He started the tradition on the island that when the shell is blown everyone groups up. This shows that he has leadership and knows how to run, and make rules. In the story the kids on the island have a…

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    Part 2. CONTEXT. After feasting on the meat of a pig, the boys dance in a ritual and accidentally mistake Simon for a beast, causing them to brutally stab and murder him.When Ralph and Piggy go back to their camp and begin to fall asleep, they are raided by Jack and a few of his tribe members. They fight the unknown figures in the dark and when everything settles down again, Piggy and Ralph discover that they stole something valuable. Part 3. CONCEPTS. Golding uses many different literary…

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    Are people hardwired for order? William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies explores the creation of a child society marooned on an island and the inherence of order. Lord of the Flies displays the creation of social structure amidst World War II, when the underpinnings of society seem to fray. Lord of the Flies proves humans seek order through leadership,remnants of their old life, and rules. Lord of the Flies displays the inherence of order. The novel begins in the aftermath of a plane crash…

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    Jack's Savagery

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    In William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies, through differences between Jack and Ralph’s goals, thoughts, and actions Golding compares Jack’s rising power over Ralph on the island to assert that the instinct of savagery in humans prevails over civility when no rules are present. Ralph is a character who represents civility and order in humans while leading a group of young boys on an island. Ralph's overall consideration for the group’s need for shelter, food, and water displays his care for…

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    the first thing that comes to the children's minds is to scream “Party!” throw things and stand on desks, but as soon as the teacher arrives back in the classroom they immediately sit down. This idea is demonstrated in William Golding's Lord of the Flies when their symbols of power and authority, the conch shell and their uniforms, are taken away by nature. With the loss of those symbols, their civility is lost as well. Through this, Golding is claiming that when authority is no longer present,…

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    Civilizations contain many aspects that govern the fate of them. In Lord of the Flies, William Golding, using allegory, establishes a microcosm with several aspects that correlate to those of civilization. On a deserted island in the Pacific Ocean, several British schoolboys crash-land. Through the use of the stranded, unchaperoned boys, he shows how the presences of these aspects affect civilization. He brilliantly uses simple objects such as the conch, the glasses, and the fire to illustrate…

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    Piggy Lord Of The Flies

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    Published in 1954, William Golding’s magnum opus, Lord of the Flies, tells the tale of a group of boys who are stranded on a tropical island after the breakout of a nuclear war. Despite that the boys managed to establish a democratic society successfully, it slowly began to erode: order and reason gradually ebb and chaos and impulse begins to flow. One of the boys who are stranded is Piggy. Piggy, who has poor asthma, eyesight, and is overweight, acts to preserve order, but ultimately fails. He…

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    Literary Analysis Project Lord of the Flies is a novel written by Golding,William. LotF is a book about how a group of young boys get stranded on an island and have to fend for themselves but when they don’t know how to run a civilized group everything goes awry. LotF is a great book about how civilization vs savagery can come out when you have no tools or anyone to help keep everything calm. In this book since there was no adult the kids tried a conch shell to represent the…

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