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    Ralph was crying at the end of the Lord of the Flies "for the end of innocence," a retrospective of the most important novels of the problem, which makes it an open network of innocence that is lost. When people leave the first Islander to enjoy their freedom of expression and intense longing and fear among children pretend to be changing. At the end of the novel, however, our hometown reflex the behavior of adult warriors: they are killing, torture and even attack each other without hesitation…

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    The world war was huge during 1942. Students in Devon and even teachers were being drafted. Gene saw the upperclassmen going off to war again and again. This eminent future wasn’t what they all focused on. Gene distracted himself with childish thoughts, cutting classes, and jumping off trees. ”We seemed to be nothing but children playing against heroic men” (7.79). All the while not paying attention to the dark and depressing news and eminent battle ahead of them. Out of all the people Elwin…

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    Each step is precise, each movement fluid, and every sense awake, ready. The hunter is alive, adrenaline coursing through his blood. Rustling leaves scream his prey’s hiding place. His body moves without thought, instincts becoming all that he knows. The hunted recognizes this rhythm of feet pounding the ground, knows it better than his own heartbeat. It’s whats kept him up for two days escaping death again and again. Leaping from the tree, the man almost stumbles, before lurching forward into…

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    Bilbo Baggins: Hobbit to Hero What does one think of when they hear the word hero? Some may think of a masculine Marvel character. Others may think of someone they admire, such as a celebrity or parent. Typically, the person that comes to mind wouldn’t be a man smaller than a dwarf, who spends his days smoking his pipe and eating cakes. Yet, Mr. Bilbo Baggins fits this image perfectly. Bilbo has been put in extremely frightening situations very often. Usually he is scared, but in the end, he…

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    In Jim’s jail cell, Jim was thinking about strategies to get past the guards and escape this horrible place. His mind was making calculations, what it would take to escape this jail. Then he drifted to sleep. What was very unique about Jim was the only person in the whole universe that could control his dreams and wake up whenever he wanted. Jim could give memories to people but, there was a big chance that, that might kill him. Rarely Jim his dreams predict the future. But in this dream Jim was…

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    Ten years ago on a hot afternoon as my father filled the black twenty-gallon tanks of water, and the roar of the jake brake and the downshifting melody of the passing trucks filled the air. “Mijo ven y detén la manguera en lo que agarro Cambio” my dad yelled.Why me I asked myself as I stomped over to the truck and got farther from the fun. Pump, whish, screech, roar, and melody were sounds that I would hear while I held the lime green hose in place. After my dad had gotten the change in quarters…

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    Nimbus: A Short Story

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    “He's leaving me.” whimpered Nimbus,” Why oh why is he leaving me?” Nimbus was there now all alone wishing he was never formed. “All I can do is hurt others.” He said sulkily. “All I know how to do is make dangerous animals.” “He left me for cumulus .” He cried. All that happiness with the puppies and babies, I can't make that.” But there he was all alone floating below the rest. All the while when he was soaking in his sorrow, stork was planning a surprise for Nimbus. “That's it!” Exclaimed…

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    Boy’s Savagery In the book Lord of the Flies they had many complications. The boys became very savage. I think the boys savage and immoral behavior should be blamed on the environment. In the book Lord of the Flies, by William Golding, he writes about characters whose plane crashed on a deserted island. When the characters were all on the island they formed a tribe. The main characters were Ralph and Piggy. Ralph was the leader of the tribe and was tall and skinny. Piggy was a…

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    Jack And Ralph Analysis

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    Ralph tells the boys, Jack is the person that always volunteers and helps them to complete the task that Ralph has given them. Jack tells the boys that he will help them hunt and kill, he tells them that they shouldn’t worry about being afraid of the beast because he will kill it if it comes. This showing that Jack can take initiative and he wants to be able to lead the boys into the direction of success. The boys feel like if Jack is going to be doing it, the it is okay for them to do it as…

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    People can change in ways that can make them seem like a completely different person when they face a significant amount of conflict. Conflict will change a person without them even realizing it. Brian changed in significant ways that only few people can experience. In the novel, Hatchet Brian was faced with many different kinds of conflict that he had to overcome for his survival. During Brian’s experience in the Canadian wilderness, he transformed from a young boy into a young man. When the…

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