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    In Lord of the Flies, the most significant moment in which a character changes happens when the boys recreate their pig dance for the last time. When the hunters in the group originally perform their pig dance, Ralph is visibly unhappy with what the boys are doing, especially because he is trying to call order to the group: “As they danced, they sang. “Kill the pig. Cut her throat. Bash her in.” Ralph watched them, envious and resentful.” (90). When Ralph expects immediate attention after…

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    The character I chose from the book The Lord of the Flies, was Piggy. Piggy wasn’t like the other kids, Piggy was nice and responsible. The other characters of the book, for example, let's take Jack, he was very aggressive with a bad attitude and wanted everyone at his feet. Piggy did many things for the boy, including Ralph, but Piggy beat both of them. Piggy had been bullied back in his old school, but that really only made him stronger. After he told the boys the names they would call him…

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    Ralph’s blow of the conch unites the boys at the beginning of the novel. The boys vote for whether Jack or Ralph should be chief. For example, when Ralph asks the group who wants him for chief, “every hand outside the choir except Piggy’s was raised immediately” (Golding 23). The boys show a sense of togetherness as they decide who should rule them as a single unit. The conch brings the boys together because they are deciding who should have control over the conch. Another example of the unity…

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    The five indices of age are chronological, biological, functional, psychological, and social. Norman and Ethel exemplify, in their own ways, all five indices starting with age. Ethel, being in her late 60s in the movie would put her in the young-old division of old age, while Norman who turned 80 would be part of the old-old division of old age. Ethel seems to be, by all parameters, biologically healthy without any noticeable heart or physiological problems. Norman, on the other hand, has some…

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    The first reason i have to piggy being a nerd is, he is picked on by the other boys on the island, but isn't picked on by ralph or simon, i know, but he is picked on by the other other boys like jack and the other small children, on page 18 jack says “ Shut up fatty.” (Golding) so this is good enough evidence to show that he is picked on by other boys, there is other quotes but it’s eight in the morning and i don't feel like finding it in the book, but think about it, every nerd in every movie,…

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    Epilogue To Odysseus

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    I awoke with the pain of a thousand suns piercing my only eye. My eyesight was gone! I could not see! I had been so generous to Odysseus. I had even offered to eat him last, for what reason would he do this to me? I took the wooden spear and forcefully jerked it out of what was left of my eye. How dare they try this, a human being, shouldn't they know that they are less than me? After they have done me so wrong, my neighbors have the audacity to yell at me and whine and asked if I have been…

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    Poem Analysis Question 1 The poem Musée des Beaux Arts (1940) by W.H. Auden is about the contrasting issues in people’s experience in daily life. While others are suffering or distressed, others are celebrating or going about their usual life activities. The poem has a set of characters or groups of people who are suffering and a different set comprised on people in a completely different life situation. It says that “when the aged are reverently, passionately waiting for the miraculous birth,…

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    The Lord of the Flies is based on the survival of these kids who survived a plane crash while being deserted on and island. The blog which explains human nature says that humans work best in need for survival by working in groups. This works with the LoF series as Ralph who led his group went along doing task according to who had the best skill set for the job. For example due to a vote Ralph was selected as leader due to traits such as bravery as well as being the more civilized one in the…

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    “‘Whoever wants Ralph not to be chief?’” (127) Jack had been jealous of Ralph ever since he was on the island because Ralph was the chief. He wanted to be the chief, but the majority of the group picked Ralph since he was older. Jack believed that it should be his turn to be chief because he doesn’t that Ralph is a good chief. Jack thought that the chief needed to be brave so they could take down the beast. According to Jack, Ralph shouldn’t be chief because he wasn’t part of the hunters…

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    An Unexpected Hero I read the New York Times article, He Can Balance a Checkbook, but Not His Imagination, a witty piece reviewing the movie “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty.” The subject was presented in a vivid and colorful way filled with colorful diction. However, I found that there was a lot of summary throughout the article making it difficult to find the author’s opinion. The genre of this film is adventure, comedy, and drama. The main idea of this article was analyzing how the…

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