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Teen Wolf Here’s a show I think everyone should get into watching it’s called Teen Wolf. Teen Wolf is a hit show on MTV and is now coming into its 6th season. If you like shows that consist of supernatural characters and teen romance this show is perfect. The main character is this confused teen boy with lots of responsibilities including keeping his estranged pack together. While also keeping his grades together and getting ready to move on to next phase in life choosing a college and actually…

Presto grabs the rope with his other hand and he goes up. “Let me down!” shouted Presto. Alec bites the rope and Presto came down. Continuing to chase Alec. Alec tries to break Presto’s arm, but Presto bites him. Alec screamed,”Owww!” Presto goes get another carrot and started to tease Alec with it. Alec sat on the chair and Presto went to grab in the hat but, Alec had other plans. Alec planned to make Presto feel his own pain. Alec started to do bad things to him. Alec shocked him again…

After we came back from winter break, everyone had forgotten what had happened except Priscilla, Munk, Martin, and the cobras. If you don't know what happened let me tell you. Munks Motegbd were in charge at this school. One day, Priscilla came and her only friend was getting bullied by munks cobras. Priscilla went over to stop him and up came munk. He was a whole lot shorter than Priscilla, and also more confident. As soon as he started helping the other one of his cobras, she walked up to him…

Piggy was the most ridiculed in the group. The first time Piggy met Ralph, he "shrieked with laughter" at Piggy's name. Ralph was being insensitive and childish in this situation. Piggy was telling him not to call him that. Piggy died with a "glancing blow from chin to knee." This occurred when roger let go of the rock that struck him. I believe that Roger did this on purpose to stir up trouble and to test Jack's authority. "Roger" killed Piggy "with a sense of delirious abandonment." In small…

The age-old question of what truly makes a good leader can be answered in many different ways. In William Golding’s novel Lord of the Flies, the contrasting personalities of the boys stranded on the island serve as a setting for this dispute. The three oldest boys have vastly different personalities as leaders: Piggy is the smartest, Jack is ambitious, and Ralph is charming. Some would argue that it is thirst for power, like Jack has, that is most important; others might say that intelligence,…

anything "grownup." Despite the emphasis that Ralph places on the importance of the fire, he is the only one who cares about it. The final conflict is between the age-old antithesis order and chaos. The boys, with the exception of Ralph, have lost nearly all of their human behaviour and are running wild. They represent…

“Lord of the Flies” by William Golding is a book about a group of British schoolboys who have crashed, due to an attack on an evacuation plane, and are left stranded on an unknown island. With no grown-ups, no rules and no one to say what's what, the boys must fend for themselves. After Ralph, an older boy and his newfound sidekick, Piggy find a conch on the beach and blow it to alert any other survivors on the island, the boys realize that running free with no authority would not work. In an…

On an island full of young boys who were not thought of being capable of murder, have done so. Twice! In The Lord of The Flies by William Golding, a group of young British boys become stranded on an island w/ no adults and their idea of “order” on the island doesnt work. The boys arrive on island as innocent “perfect” boys, but leave as evil, broken, savages. What is the beast? There are alot of different things that the beast could be described as but the real beast is what’s inside all of the…

Lord of the flies, a realistic/dystopian novel written by William Golding follows a group of boys that have been stranded on an island after a horrific airplane crash which killed all adults. The boys are left to survive on their own on an uncharted island, and form a sense of society - however as the novel progresses, the boys will realize that society can be torn apart by the desire and struggle for power. The protagonist, Ralph, is one of the few British schoolboys who survived a chilling…

The two main characters in the novel “Lord of the Flies” by William Golding are the protagonist Ralph and the antagonist Jack. Even thought they are English schoolboys who are around the same age and they both want to gain power, they have very contrasting leadership styles, personalities, and thoughts about what are the most important things on the island they were stranded on after their plane crash. In the novel, both Ralph and Jack want to be leaders on the island; they want to be in…