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    One day, a man named Kai was with his mom. His mother told him to go out into the woods and collect us some food. Kai gathered a bag and a stick, then went off into the woods. He began to gather some berries, potatoes, and carrots. It was getting late, so he started to go back home to the cottage. Only to find it destroyed. He searched and found nothing, not even his mother. He continued to search, and out of nowhere a witch appeared. “ I am Saph, I have taken everything you have ever loved.”…

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    The Homeless Snail Analysis

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    On his wanderings that night he was rewarded when he found an upturned flower pot with a small part missing which served as an entrance, it made for a fine shell replacement until the right one came along, the hole in the roof kept the pot nicely damp. He was feeling much happier in the confines of the pot. People often spoke of potted shrimp but Slug could be the first potted slug. He had not been as comfortable…

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    your pie hole closed for business, let not the mouth be opened and do the Art Shell. When these are not the causes; keep your pie hole…

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    Essay On Ralph Leadership

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    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 vote for who will be leader of the island. The kids vote for jack. Not only was he the leader when they voted but he was also one before he found the shell. When Ralph found the shell he established that this can be used to call…

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    Conch Symbolism

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    In the beginning of The Lord of the Flies, William Golding depicts the conch as symbolism for order and civilization; however, as time goes on, the shell loses the power it once had over the boys and eventually has no meaning whatsoever. The conch shell holds power over the boys on the island almost immediately after its discovery. Once it is found, Piggy and Ralph decide that they “‘can use this to call the others’” and “‘have a meeting’” (16). Just minutes after Ralph blows the conch, the…

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    Mud Flats Habitat

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    purpose of this was to be able to examine what organisms would colonize which habitat, and in what numbers. Based on the location and the preexisting knowledge of the organisms found in the area, it was predicted that the habitat consisting of oyster shells in a mesh bag would be the habitat colonized most successfully in both species abundance and…

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    Chapter 5 Ocean Sediments

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    In this week’s reading from chapter 5 ocean sediments, I learned a lot about sediments and different types that I never knew existed. The ocean the floor and particles moving around the ocean are actually called sediments. The sediments accumulate at a rate of centimeters in a year. Sediments are caused by various things happening inside of the ocean such as volcanic eruptions, rocks eroding, chemical reactions in the water and evidence of space matter. These sediments are classified into four…

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    While overseas, mankind faces one of its greater conflicts of unbelievably inhumane feats, A small island populated by young school boys and the sums of their imagination presents its own inconceivable set of events. William Golding carves a window into the human psyche, allowing readers to witness the rivalry between forces of civility and savagery present in the absence of the structured support of society and the resulting collapse and ultimate plunge of civility into chaos.To depict these…

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    The symbolism behind the conch shell is that it is a powerful symbol of democratic order on the island. It confirms Ralph’s leadership and the power of assembly among the group of boys. When assembled for a meeting whomever holds the conch shell has the power of speech and is to be listened to and respected. It is a symbol of civilization, order and power. As the conflict between Jack and Ralph increases Jack declares that the conch is meaningless and conch shell loses symbolic importance.…

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    Also, we’re killing them for their skin and their shells. Lastly, their reproduction doesn’t occur rapidly, so every 2 to 3 years, will new Hawksbill be born/hatched. The Hawksbill sea turtle’s real name, is Eretmochelys Imbricata. The Hawksbill sea turtle has a flat body shape, a sharp, curved beak, and a sharp appearance of its shell margins. The typical Hawksbill weight, is 100 to 150 pounds. Its average size, is 24 to 45 inches. Its shell colors can differ, based on the sea temperature.…

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