PPT-Lord of the Flies Ralph: one of the older boys on the island; remains the leader through

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Jack Ralphs most powerful antagonistenemy who develops from leader of the choir boys to chief of the savages He is responsible for most of the horrible crimes Piggy

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Jack Ralphs most powerful antagonistenemy who develops from leader of the choir boys to chief of the savages He is responsible for most of the horrible crimes Piggy The intellectualsmart one of the group He is physically weak and he complains a lot but he sees the dangers when the others cannot. Conflict?. Man vs. Himself . How is the novel, to date, representative of the conflict man vs. himself?. Man vs. Man?. Could it also be considered man vs. man?. What are some other conflicts that arise in works of literature?. 11. R.E. Mountain Secondary School. November 12, 2014. Outline. Reading. Review Chapter . 12 . Prepare for Portfolio #4. One-Pager – Memorable Scene. Chapter 12 – Cry of the Hunters . Night falls and Ralph stays close to Castle Rock. . Simon. Simon’s humble origins. Originally a member of the choir, Simon was considered weak as he was known for fainting and is seen as being strange by the others.. Main Actions in the novel:. Has a fit as he marches along the beach in the choir. REMINDER. Chapter 1 Quiz. Vocab Quiz on chapters 1-2.. Due Thursday by 11:59 PM—Research Paper Final Draft. 1. Why is the chapter entitled “The Sound of the Shell”? . This chapter is entitled “The Sound of the Shell”, for all of the boys on the island come together as a result of the noise Ralph makes by blowing into a sea shell.. Chapter 9: A View to a Death. 9. Sequential order of Chapter 9. Last: The Party at Jack’s Tribe/ the death of Simon . Second: Ralph and Piggy bathing. First: Simon discovers the true identity of the beast. Chapters 1-4. Section I. Vocabulary I. Decorous. Hiatus. Recrimination. Tirade. Oppressive. Vicissitudes. Blatant. Taboo. For each word…. -define it. -use it in a sentence. Chapter One. How . did the boys end up on the jungle island?. The Hero. The one who saves the day; runs the show. The Hero Ralph. Ralph is the athletic, charismatic. Pg. 10-11. Elected the leader of the boys. . “But there was a stillness about Ralph as he sat that marked him out: there was his size, and attractive appearance; and most obscurely, yet most powerfully there was the conch. The being that had blown that, had sat waiting for them on the platform with the delicate thing balanced on his knees, was set apart” Pg. 24. Presentation By: Tamika . Heagy. Lord Of the Flies. Theme: when left to their own devices, they will naturally revert to cruelty and barbarism. . This theme is shown throughout the novel through the literary elements:. Chapter 1: “The Sound and the Shell”. Exposition of the book: Introduces Setting and Characters . Setting (time and place). Time: WWII – a plane transporting the boys from England crashes on an island. Class Notes. The Nameless Boys. Names are for society use. Nameless Island. More than just a Paradise, it is a blank . slate. English Schoolboys= Innocent. Ralph ignores the “fat boy”. Fat = weak: Even in paradise, people are prejudice toward the weak. Pre-AP 9. th. grade Lit./Comp.. Lord of the Flies. William Golding wrote . Lord of the Flies . at the end of WWII. It was published in 1954 at the beginning of the Cold War. . Genre - The novel is an . To examine the religious context of the novel. To apply the context to the language used in Chapter 8. Wednesday, November-01-17. The Lord of the Flies. Please allow me to introduce myself. I'm a man of wealth and taste. Lord of the Flies: The Movie By Nicholas Parrott LT 1.5 The theme of Lord of the Flies is in nature humans are naturally savage. LT 1.1 On the first day the boys are on the island, one important detail of the chapter is ,"…,flashed upwards with a witch-like cry;…" This is meaning to resemble the boys fear and nervousness of the island ,which is foreign to them. They're scared of the unknown. Freedom is Dangerous . In Lord of the Flies, it shows that freedom is dangerous because without the rules and order from adults; the boys try to keep their own civilization by choosing a chief and making it a rule to use to conch. When Jack starts to make his own group and they rebel against Piggy and Ralph, they start to realize the little bit of society and civilization they had is slipping away. Showing that without these normal everyday rules they had and followed, are gone and they realize that they can get away with anything because they are alone. This resulting in danger of the fire, death and savagery. The boys start resulting in cruelty to others and the death of 3 of the boys. .

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