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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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    Savagery And Civilization

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    however, not many shine light upon the pigs…

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    Jack jumps on the chance to exhibit his "chapter chorister and head boy" status (Golding 22). The spectacle Jack tries to create over his standings in life off of the island express his great egotism. Later, after Jack tries and fails to kill the pig, he "snatche[s] his knife and slam[s]" it into a tree (Golding 31).…

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    Manitoba Pork Case Study

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    more than $1.7 billion annually to the provincial economy and provide more than 13,000 jobs for Manitobans” (Pork, M). Pig production is the “third-largest source of income for Manitoba farmers” (Pork, M). Manitoba’s “575 hog farmers are dedicated to caring for their animals, producing quality pork and protecting the environment” (Pork, M). Farmers in Manitoba have been raising pigs using a mixture of…

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    Savagery

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    is mainly due to the thirst to kill after he so embarrassingly doesn’t kill the first pig that they see and hunt for. It was a game before that, then it became real. “He closed his eyes, raised his head, and breathed in gently with flared nostrils, assessing the current of warm air for information.” (48). This is essentially Jack’s first leap into the world that soon engulfs him entirely. He hunts his first pig with savage techniques, hoping to kill. Jack is generally is considered the most…

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    Civility is a miraculous thing, it not only keeps humanity together, but it’s also linked to innocence. In the novel, “Lord of the Flies”, William Golding effectively expresses how civilization was created to suppress inhumane and atrocious behavior and instincts. Unfortunately, in certain circumstances, savagery would prevail over civility and cause extreme destruction and ciaos. Through-out the novel the theme is revealed as the pre-carious nature of savagery over civility that initially…

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    leader due to traits such as bravery as well as being the more civilized one in the group. In chapter 3 we could see Ralph and Simon working together to build houses for the rest of the group to make shelter. Jack and his portion hunted out to find pigs and meat to find and kill to collect their meal. Ralph's group was unsuccessful at their task yet they still continued to work. Especially Ralph as he was frustrated when the houses he made kept on falling down, as his role as leader it was his…

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    “What are we? Humans? Or Animals? Or Savages?” (William Golding). Everyone has questioned their existence every once and awhile. Humans come so far and some are still are not capable to stay sane. We need people around us, rules to keep us in shape, but when someone is pulled from all of that do they act out or will they try to keep that normalism they are so use to having. William Golding believed humans are truly messed up in the head. In the novel Lord of the Flies, Golding really shows in…

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    Lord of Flies The novel Lord of the Flies written by author William Golding is spectacular young adult novel that captures readers with its descriptive sentences and varieties of theme. William Golding narrates a story about a group of boys stranded on an island trying to get rescued. He focuses on how the boys start behaving when they are isolated from civilisation. The novel has many theories one of them being Archetypal theory. In this theory the fight between the boys is viewed as the…

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    referring to both of them as the beast. Golding makes a connection from a motherly pig to Simon and British soldiers. The sow in “maternal bliss” on page 134 was similar to Simon in terms of his maternal caring for the littluns and the tribe. To strengthen the connection between the pig and the British, Golding carefully crafted a scenario where the savages used guerilla tactics to attack, similar to what Thailand did and the pig, unprepared for the foreign tactics, ran to the water, which is…

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