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    Psychological Masks “He capered toward Bill, and the mask was a thing on its own, behind which Jack hid, liberated from shame and self-consciousness.” The mask represents (Finish hook) Stranded on an island after a plane crash, a group of young schoolboys in William Golding’s novel, Lord of the Flies struggle to find the balance between fun and survival. With no adults to be found the children elect Ralph, an inexperienced leader who attempts to form a democracy. The newfound order soon…

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    During the course of this semester, we have been focusing on the earliest civilizations and what they have contributed to our society today. Although Mesopotamia (Sumerians) and Mesoamerica (Olmecs) are relatively near each other and there are numerous similarities, they still had distinct differences. Mesoamerica was more advanced than Mesopotamia despite the fact that archaeologists have found limited evidence. While the Sumers had a not-so-whopping population of 18,000 per city, the Olmecs…

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    The lasting bonds that Enkidu has formed with Gilgamesh are the culmination of his undertakings as a member now of human civilization. In his relationships with both Shamhat and Gilgamesh, the prevalence of human bonding and companionship is consistently reinforced as one of the hallmarks of human civilization, from Enkidu’s merest introductions to it with Shamhat to his eventual death by the side of his enduring companion,…

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    time they began to get vicious. The characters symbolizes more than just little boys on an island. The leaders of the Ralph symbolizes civilization because he tries to keep the group civil and together in order to get rescued. For example “If it rains like when we dropped we’ll need shelters all right…” (Golding, p#52) This show him trying to build a civilization to make it seem like everything is normal. The houses are also to keep the children from the beasties that they believe is in the…

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    “Savagery is the process of separation.” (StatusMind). In the book “Lord of the Flies”, written by William Golding, is about a group of young boys who end up stranded on an island by themselves. While being on this island, the boys lose their sense of civilization and all become savages. As they become uncivilized, the boys end up splitting up which as a result lead to death for some of the boys; as for the other boys, they lose their sanity and became insensible. One of the main characters in…

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    Say, you were on a plane, but you were only a child. Say, that plane crashes on a deserted island, and there are no adults with you, only other kids. What would you do? Who would you listen to?Wouldn you be a leader or a follower? Well, Ralph and Jack were two boys that were stranded on an island, with only other kids with them. They weren’t followers, and they didn’t look to anyone for answers. They both established themselves as leaders. Ralph. From the beginning, everything Ralph had was…

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    the island. When Piggy tried to use the conch to speak to the savages, he questioned, “Which is better, law and rescue, or hunting and breaking things up?”(180). Piggy and the conch symbolize law and order, for they both establish a democratic civilization on the island. They share the same destiny because Piggy still values, and is trying to use the conch as a way to create harmony and regulation. Piggy tries to give the conch power before his death, yet the conch is ineffectual. Since Piggy…

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    Egypt Vs Mesopotamia

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    The formation of agricultural communities during the predynastic period and more complex societies was pretty similar to Mesopotamia. People used fertility of the soil from the Nile valley and floodwaters to grow barley and emmer wheat as well as other crops. Herding animals such as sheep, goat and cattle made food production possible and easier along the river. As these people communities grow, some families shift from building pit-houses to mudbrick with the incentive to claim more…

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    Simon "In each of us, two natures are at war - the good and the evil. All our lives the fight goes on between them, and one of them must conquer." In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, there is a battle happening of good against evil on the island in which the boys are stranded. All of the boys give into this evil and become savages, but one boy does not. The character of Simon symbolizes good and it contributes to individual against society because Simon is doing the opposite…

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    Representation in government is vital to a stable and efficient society. A powerful leader, Franklin Roosevelt, once turned a society around when he told the deprived and starving population “ … Let us never forget that government is ourselves and not an alien power over us…”. Lord of the Flies is a dystopian novel where boys are stranded on an island and have to create their own society. While their society starts out promising it turns into a savage like environment as time goes on. The…

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