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I think fear is more powerful, in most cases fear causes hate, hate doesn’t often cause fear. And fear can make a good person to terrible things they would never even think of doing. This is why you can’t tell how you would do on the island unless you experience it.

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From what I know, a number of college students were chosen and participated in the experiment. Some would be guards and some would be prisoners. After a few days the guards became progressively tyrannical and cruel which made the prisoners want to quit due to the bad treatment. I think after about 6 days the experiment was called off because it was so bad the ethics was being questioned.

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Id say that if the majority says something is right then it is technically right. This is because if the majority of the population had Right and left backwards. Then the right way would be to have them backwards

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In the Stanford prison experiment, students were given roles, guard and prisoner. Within a few days, the students that were given the role of guard were found to be giving cruel punishments and behaving unjustly to “prisoners”. Meanwhile, “prisoners” began withdrawing and developing negative reactions to the guards’ treatment, such as despair. The experiment was quickly ended due to the nature of the “guards’” behavior.

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The only alternate narrator with an universal omniscient presence I could think of would be God, or maybe someone dead like her brother.

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The only "Universal omniscient presence" I can think of is God or Jesus. Other than that, a dead relative, pet, or an over watching angel. (I didnt copy will there just isn't much really I can think of.)

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I think that fear is more powerful. Hatred doesn't always cause a reaction, But fear almost always does. And the actions/risks taken can be consequential.

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The alternate narrator could be the spirit of her brother as will said as he is her sibling watching her throughout the book and her timeline of events of holocaust survival.

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I've heard people hate the things they fear but I think fear make people make non-rational choices because there scared.

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I'm crossed between fear and hate. Hate is more powerful when you're not in power, it gathers supporters to your cause to bring down a tyrant who you consider to be bad for the people. However fear is more powerful when you're in power, because you want the people to fear you, in doing so the people would be to frightened to try and overthrow you.

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I feel like Life could be an alternate narrator for Death, it might not have the same concept as death but it could work. Everyone is afraid of death and they never think about how they also should also be afraid of life itself well in the book thief because either way living during that time feels like you're already dead. Maybe every time a person is born, Life could be narrating their journey of time and warning them to not take life for granted. idk

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id say both together because Hitler used fear to control the German population and he used hate for the Jews and blamed them for the defeat Germany had in ww1

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I think it would have been really interesting to see the book narrator as Life. The story would probably be a little bit different but it would be really interesting to see how life would perceive the persecution of the Jews, maybe Life would feel the sorrow of a Jewish family that gets caught soon after a baby is born.

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I personally think that fear is more powerful by a lot because the people who live in fear are scared of everything and just every decision they make they do it in fear.

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I think fear is much more powerful because you will almost always immediately act on feat but you won't always immediately act on hate.

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in seminar people said Simon was Jesus and he had a message for the world like how Simon knew what the beast was and was coming back to tell everyone.

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I would say that the most powerful out of these emotions I would say is fear, the reason I would say fear if because when working together you wont have a clear mind having anger. But with fear you will take precautions with the things your doing.

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The Stanford experiment is where there were a couple of college students who were randomly chosen to be either guards or prisoners. They went a couple of weeks pretending to be either guards or prisoners. After a while, the guards became negative towards the prisoners and the prisoners didn't like it so they had to end the experiment.

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I wouldn't do it now I would rather wait and tell the close people in my life I love them face to face than over a text.

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I would say fear because you can block out hate but having a fear is so much more different. It's hard not to think about something your scared of and especially when you have nightmare's of your fear.

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It depends on what it's about but just because mostly everyone says something is right and that it is okay doesn't mean that it is. Sometimes people will disagree and believe it is wrong, but won't say that just because they don't want to seem like the odd one out. So they agree with everyone else.

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I feel like fear is more powerful than hate because fear can lead you to do many things that aren't considered 'right'. Fear can make you hate things which gives it more power over hate.

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Fear makes people not wanting to mess with u so fear can influence people to do things while hate drives people to do violent things.

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I feel Hate is very powerful but fear can take control of everything. Being feared can give you more power and fearing someone or something will give them the ability to do anything they want because you fear to do anything.

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well being right is opinion based most people in Germany believed the right thing to do was kill Jews but i don't think that's right and i hope today we would say the same thing but its different for every person

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Just because others say its right doesn't mean it is, to figure out if something is wrong or right you got to listen to yourself.

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People decide what's right and wrong it's all about being conditioned to believe what other people believe. People have been conditioned to believe what other's believe for centuries, and all the other times it's been peer pressure that causes people to cave into what other people believe. There is no real free will or free thinking we're all conditioned by the time we're born.

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I would thank all my hater's and supporter's and loved one's. They all played a role in my life.

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Biblical scripture plays a role in Lord of the Flies because the title is an illusion to Beezlebub who is known as the "Prince of Demons" in the bible and comes out of Matthew12:24. It also has to do with the garden of Eden because the island was parallel to that because of its physical features.

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I would do it right now or as soon as possible. I would thank my parents for everything they have done for me getting me so far in life. My mom currently is in bed a lot recovering from surgery so I am taking care of her. This gives me the chance to physically get her farther in life, as she did for me. My father is a 20-year Marine Veteran who is heavily disabled. For the last few years, I have helped him work out his feelings and anger with different things. I have thought of him in the same things I have learned to do; when I have built up emotions coming through. This it helps him mentally recover from his harsh life, while still providing him with the physical release of tension and frustration he has with his failing body. Having to take care of my parents with their physical and mental health conditions, has given me a way to show thanks. I have never been very vocally able to properly thank them for everything as I do not know how to.  I am very thankful for all that they have done for me, and I am thankful for me returning the help.

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What I know about this experiment is that they got some college students and they gave them roles of guards and prisoners and it was all random and at first everything was calm and cool but then after a 6 days they all were playing the role to serious and they were acting as real prisoners and guards so then eventually they had to finish the experiment early.

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Fear. Fear has been one of the most powerful ways that people have been put under control for literally all of human existence. For example, slavery. The amount of slaves in the south out weighted the number of slave owners/whites by a HUGE margin. The fear of death or being beaten or taken away from their families kept the slaves from rising up in most places.

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most of the time there is always 2 sides to a argument so its always up for a debate if something is truly right.

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I agree with what Daniel said but instead of Simon being Jesus I would say ralph, ralph because he was trying to lead people to be stable and benefit while jack was showing people food and greed and power. People started taking jacks side.

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I would do it now. Reading my book (The Book Thief) I have realized that things and people can disappear from you in an instant, including yourself. Saying what you feel is right to say in the moment is the most important thing because it's the fact of not know that will make you regret what you didn't say.

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I think hate is more powerful because with enough hate you can become a very dangerous person. Fear will drive you away from doing something. Hate will build you up to where you can't take it anymore and you explode. Look at school shootings, all those were caused by hatred. None of the people who shot up the schools were scared.

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i dont know anything bough that but im guessing someone was taken in and done experiments on and jugging by what were talking abought i would not be surprised if it happened to Jews in Germany i know they did experiments on Jewish twins so

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There are college kids that have a role if they are prisoners or guards and the college kids that had the roles of a guard would become abusive and use their abusive power to the furthest extent causing them to become monsters over time. It shows what power can do to people.

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Fear is much more powerful than hate. Hate may cause physical harm to someone or something, but Fear could be the fuel behind it. Having fear can cause you to either have more hate, or a better perspective on things. Fear is a very destructive, powerful force.

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I think fear is more powerful, because It can help protect us. It makes us aware of things. Fear gives us caution to be careful.

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I feel I would do it the moment I realize because tomorrow is not promised and it might be too late to do what you want to do or say to someone then you'll die or they'll die knowing you never told them you love them or knowing you'll die knowing you never lived the life you could've because your mindset is "there's always tomorrow" and "I'll do it soon"

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I think that fear is more powerful cause fear could force a person to do something terrible that they don't want to do. One example could be the Milgram experiment. Milgram's experiment had his volunteer group split into 2, a teacher group and a learner group. The teacher group would ask questions and the learner group would answer. If a learner group answer incorrectly, they will get shocked. The shock will grow stronger as the learner answer more question incorrect. They wanted to see when the teachers will stop shocking them. In the end, 65 percent of the teachers continued to inflict shocks right up to the 450-volt level, despite the learner's screams, and protests.

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If majority says right then I would say its right, the reason I say this is you cant always try to persuade people the right answer because many people are doing the same thing to get them to think the wrong answer.

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I can prove it with enough evidence no matter how many people believe against me.

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I think hate is more powerful. It can make you think of doing things that fear could never make you do

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A psychologist wanted to test the effects of roles on the human mind, so he made a fake prison. Volunteers would be randomly assigned as guards or Prisoners. For the first couple of days everything was fine, but after 2-3 days the guards started have negative sadistic, cruel behavior towards the prisoners, causing the prisoners to riot against the guards. After 6 days the experiment was called off.

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I feel like the majority of the time when people say it's right it is right. But there are moments when people say somethings right but there is just one little thing that they have missed when trying to prove their point on whatever's "right".

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From what I know it was an experiment done on college kids where they played as either prisoners or guards to make the theory that if you play a new role long enough your attitude will change to align with that role.

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I think fear is more powerful because a lot of people were scared in the 60s because of all the police brutality

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I would like to thank my mom for standing by me and believing in me when most people refused to recognize me. She has kept her promise of stepping up for me while allowing me to grow into my own person. I cherish the relationship I currently have with my mom and how we are able to understand one another without words. In addition, I am extremely thankful for my grandmother. Without her, my mom and I would be lost and dull. My grandmother has taken the time to provide for me throughout my childhood and never asked for anything in return. As my grandmother is getting older, I truly cherish the time that we have together.

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I remember this experiment from the psychology course I took. Around 20+ college students volunteered to be 'arrested' and brought to a faux prison. By the simple flip of a coin, participants were assigned roles; guards or prisoners. After just a few days, the guards became fueled with an excessive sense of authority and started attacking the prisoners. I do recall that the experiment had to be called off due to the dangerous acts of the guards. The point of this experiment was to document the psychological effects of authority vs inferiority. I believe that this goal was achieved because there became a blurred line between a role and reality.

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I think fear is more powerful than hate. Both are strong forces but fear is almost always acted on. Hatred can be acted on but most often it’s kept to oneself. I also think fear can control someone’s actions more than hatred can.

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Fear. Fear is a primal survival instinct we all hold. It is nature driving us to preserve ourselves in the face of danger, stress, anxiety, and etc. Often its erratic. Fear drives us all to some extent. In its wake it sprouts hate at times. The thing is hate can be sated, quenched or ended. Hate can disperse for good. Fear keeps us living, hate does not. Fear will exist as long as one is alive. Meanwhile, one and all can learn to stop hating. One can also get over ones fears, and suppress them. Unfortunately, there will always be something to fear. Its passage to learn how to surpass and live with them. Still there they are nonetheless. Hatred is something much disdained and sought by many to be ended. Fear is unavoidable so we must live with it. That may be why we are so unstimulated by things like how the world is gonna end soon. We live with the fear. Almost nonexistent it feels. Still fear and hate can lead one to do horrible things. Still I feel this may just honestly be a pointless answer. What matters is what we do.

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The beasts of fear (water, earth, and sky), the false prophets (Jack), the lord of the flies (Beelzebub/Devil), Simon being Jesus (killed by lost and ignorant people who knew not what they were doing, ordered by people who were caught in a devilish dance of greed and fear). Etc.

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I can. Even if actually wrong. Typically its attitude, charisma, power, presentation, fear, history, and trust that can cause one to follow false word. That's why there are so many lies in the internet, world, and politics. You can also do it with evidence. If you are right or wrong, how and why that's another discussion.

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I think fear is more powerful because if you are able to make a large group of people be scared of something then you can also have great power over them.

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I feel both factor into one another, for if someone fears you, they'll most likely hate you as well. While they are quite bad in there own right; when combined they can be quite a strong force.

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I say fear is more powerful because it can cause people to not go through with what they want this could be a good thing if you re the person they feared.

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I believe that fear is more powerful than hate, for fear can often cause hate. No matter how much one may hate something, the fear of messing things up might keep them from acting on that hatred.

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I believe that you cannot measure which is more powerful because they are used differently.

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Fear is more powerful. No matter what fear is more power in every way. Fear leads to anger, which then leads to hatred and violence, and this all together leads to suffering and misery. Fear can be used to control people, and they can be controlled to believe or do certain things.

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In my opinion, I think fear is more powerful. I feel that hate comes from the fear of something new or different, something you're not used to and something you don't want to get used to.

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I would talk to my loved ones and tell them how much I love them and apologize for anything I've done to them. There's also someone specific in my life that I would want to talk to and get things off my chest.

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I believe fear to be more powerful because fear leads to hate. Take racism, for example, the reason there is so much hate for a minority group within a society is the fear of what will happen if that minority group rises up. The minorities could replace them, treat them like how they were treated, etc.

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Biblical scripture is always a very interesting thing to use because it has been around for so long and is followed by many people, therefor if you put it in front of many people they will be inclined to listen.

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I would say that fear is more powerful. A lot of times when I'm afraid of something, the impulsive reactions that follow are more uncontrollable and overwhelming than when I feel hatred toward something. When I hate something, I often have to force myself to have a reaction to it, and I can stop myself from feeling it much easier. When I fear something, it's much more challenging to stop the fear. It's also very likely that fear could cause hate, making fear the umbrella that is more powerful, and hate is underneath it.

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What I know is that it was a group of student that were put into a prison and told to act the roles of guard and prisoners. The people that were selected to be guards soon became very hostile towards the prisoners and acted with much more power just because they were guards. I think that this shows that when you give someone that much power over a group of people they will abuse it.

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Obviously something can be wrong if the vast majority says it is right. Think of Germany in the early 1900's. the majority of people there disliked Jewish people and saw them as inferior, which is obviously not the case.

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Within Lord of the Flies, aspects of the bible were slightly altered as a representation and symbolism of madness, the title of the book itself is a direct rephrase to Beelzebub, which is responsible for the sin of gluttony. Within the book, the children indulged in this sin, first literally by constantly eating pigs and meat, and metaphorically by constantly wanting power for themselves.

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The title of Lord of the Flies, is a connection to the bible, Beelzebub which means "destruction through tyrants" . Beelzebub is also referred to by many other names such as Baal-zebub, Lord of flies/filth/dung and Lord of Ekron. Beelzebub doesn't appear until 2 Kings 1:2. Zebub also means "exalted dwelling"

This symbolism really connects to the story because the boys slowly became more filthy and savage like just like Beelzebub symbolizes.

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I learned about this one in my Psychology. They would get some prisoners to start acting as prison guards and they would treat there fellow inmates bad.

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I think fear is more powerful because it eventually turns into hatred. Fear of someone, their intentions, or even fear of being less than them can cause  you to hate someone.

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Just because most people say something is right doesn't mean it is. Imagine: The majority of people in a group say that penguins can fly. It is a fact that they cannot, and there is no changing a fact. Just because more people say they can doesn't make it true. And with opinion, there is no right opinion and no wrong, opinions are all different.

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It was an experiment done by college students, and they were studying behavior and social roles. People were assigned roles (prisoners and guards). Everything was going smoothly and just fine at first, but after a while, the prisoners and guards started to play their roles. The guards started to obtain a sense of authority, and they were exercising this excessively. In the end, the experiment was shut down early, and people would, later on, talk about how unethical and inhumane.

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I do not necessarily believe that if the majority say that something is right, it must be right. Everyone has their own beliefs on whether something is right or wrong. I believe that common sense and human nature should determine whether things are to be dictated as right or wrong.

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The Stanford Prison Experiment was an experiment done on a number of college students, they were perfectly healthy both mentally and socially. These students were given roles, some were guards while others were prisoners. After a week the guards began abusing the prisoner, afterward stating that power and prestige make them corrupt. This became to be known as the role-playing effect and can show that when a group is given a position of power, even if they were good originally, it will eventually corrupt them if they are better than the rest.

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I don't know if my answer is the right one, but it's the first thing I thought of. I think typically we tend to assume that boys who sing aren't as masculine as others or that it makes them more feminine. Maybe the author wanted to use that assumption to his advantage to make the choir's transition into the hunters more dramatic or unexpected. This would add to the theme of the boys having to change and adapt to survive, regardless of who they were before the island. Also, from Jack's very first introduction we knew that he was going to become some sort of dominant character, but having a group that was already willing to listen to him and follow his orders supported his place in the hierarchy even further.

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What's right to one person may not be right to another. That's what can make this a hard question. Ultimately we look at this book from our perspective and we can see that what the majority did was wrong. But we don't know what we would do in that situation. We don't all hold the same moral compass which can cause a lot of chaos and hate in the world.

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The Stanford prison experiment was an experiment where a number of college students were grouped together and given roles, prisoners, and guards, the experiment was to see what occurs in a prison psychologically, however it was shut down after 6 days when the guards began developing sadistic behavior, and the prisoners began showing signs of extreme stress

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I think fear is more powerful in a sense that it is the cause of hate and fear can cause a number of reactions. With the majority, if not all reactions being negative, there's no definite level of how badly people can react . When people are ignorant and unaware of things, they don't know what to do with themselves and fearing the unknown has been one of history's worst occurring events.

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Given that the things I am thankful for are personal to me, I would not do it now. There are things that I would need to tell certain people, and writing those things here would do nothing in my favor.

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throughout The Lord of the Flies you can see many correlations to the Bible and biblical times. One thing I haven't seen anyone touch on is how pigs were considered unclean to the point where people wouldn't even eat them. In the book, they chose a pig to be the lord of the flies.

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In a lot of ways, you cannot have hate without fear. One can even hate their own fear. Fear drives so much of what we, as humans, say and do, and that in itself can be very powerful. Take a look at most hate crimes and what those who commit them have to say for themselves. They always feel as if they were deceived or in their right to act upon feelings that while hateful and fueled by fear, are justified in their eyes. It is hard to exterminate fear since that is an innate trait that helps us survive. A healthy amount of fear is okay, but when that fear drives us to act hostile in multiple ways to people who are undeserving of it, can we really continue to distance our fear away from ourselves when it comes out in the form of prejudice against one another?

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A choir is very structured. There are specific parts and the people who are in them have to listen and follow the section they are in very carefully to have a nice blended sound. The writers used a choir to show how even the most systematic and composed people can turn into pure chaos in the right setting.

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In Lord of The Flies they make mention to Revelations by mentioning beast of water and beast of air.

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This question is so difficult for me to answer so I saved it for last. Sometimes fear and hate go hand in hand. Sometimes fear leads to hate and sometimes hate leads to fear. But there are also times when fear makes you serve something. Whether you serve it with hate in your heart or a smile on your face. Sometimes fear is the only thing that drives you to stay or to try. Fear can be such a dangerous thing to the point where you don't have hate for the thing you fear. instead you have intense devotion. Sometimes you don't even realize that there is any fear at all.

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When I hear the word omniscient, my mind automatically going to God. This could be any part of the Hold Trinity: God, Jesus, Or The Holy Spirit. I also saw what others said about dead relatives. I think that could work to for a good story. But ultimately, I think of God.

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There's lots of references to beasts, the number three and higher power that sort of controls how we (the boys) act as people.