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In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represents the evil and corrupted ways of the island but. It has taken different forms as the novel has progressed. It originally started out as a general fear the boys had at the beginning of the novel. One of the young kids mentioned seeing a "beastie" and put the idea of a beast in the other kids' heads. Later on one of the older kids said he'd take care and hunt the beast. Jack, the same kid who said he'd hunt the beast, soon started hunting for fun and became a savage with the other kids of the island. They soon took pleasure in the torturing of a pig while hunting. They fully murdered a pig and tortured it with no remorse. The boys "Here struck down the sow fell and the hunters hurled themselves at her." (pg. 135) They then used various methods to kill this pig with sadistic pleasure. Later to the next page, "Jack held up the head and jammed the soft throat down on the pointed end of the stick which pierced through into the mouth." (pg. 136) This was supposed to be an offering to the beast that soon the majority of the boys started to worship. It had been obtained in a sadistic way that represents the fear of the island given the fact it was made as an offering to the fictional beast.

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In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represents the evil nature that everyone posses. Throughout the novel, the LOTF evolves from just an idea to a physical object (end of sentence) The physical lord of the flies was created from the boys being cruel and inhuman. The text states, "Here stuck down by the heat the sow fell and the hunters hurled themselves at her. ... Jack held up the head and jammed the soft throat down on the pointed end of the stick which pierced through the mouth"(135-136). Jack and the boys surrounded the pig and then beat and killed her. After they killed the pig they cut off the head and put it on a stake.  (More--why is hte LoTF evil/evil nature) needs to be explained more)

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In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the lord of the flies represents the kid's fear. It starts with the idea of the beast that the kids start to make something to be afraid of. The Lord of the Flies changed over time from the start (you need to explain the change--what caused the change?) to the beast then eventually went to a pig's head on a stick which represents the fear that they had while on the island. Through the whole story the kid's fear is the lord of the flies. (Not explained well)

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In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represent the dark side of everyone. The Lord of the Flies first began as an idea, next it has a physical body, and lastly was worshipped. The boys created the monster because of the fear. The monster was first created when the little kids believe there was a monster because they saw vines on trees. Then the kids think it was in the sea. Samneric later saw the monster moving but it was only the pilot and his parachute. Then Jack and his tribe starts to worship it. Simon figured it out but died before telling the others. He was still fearful of himself. The monster was first feared by everyone else and then it is now overcome by Ralph when he lashed out at the skull. (No textual evidence)

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In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represents the evil nature and darkness inside of a person. It started off as just an idea but then grew to a physical form of a pig's head. The hunters cut off the head of a sow and placed it on a stick in the ground as a peace offering to the beast. Then it slowly turned into the darkness and cruel nature inside of the boys. Ralph was the only boy to not feed into the fear and darkness of the LoTF. (No textual evidence)

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(sentence starter) The Lord of the Flies is a manifestation of the fear and evil inside of humans. Jack and his hunters created it as a sacrifice for the beast. It corrupted Simon and made him go insane. When Ralph met it though, he destroyed it and his fear of the hunters. The Lord of the Flies was the beast inside of the boys on the island. (textual evidence)

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In the novel, Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represents the darkness and evil nature in people. The Lord of the Flies also represents fear within the boys on the island. Fear is why the boys had created the Lord of The Flies. As the story progresses, the Lord of the Flies starts as an idea, then is represented as a realistic figure, and finally worshipped by majority of the boys. (textual evidence needed)

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1.  exciting terrified bloody laughed giggled. The boys are wanting too and enjoyed killing the pig while it was squealing and in horror, they were excited. Fun to them like a  game
2.  Simon reacts to the pig head by talking to it. He talks to the pig like he is actually there and can't get the image of the pig out of his head. He is trying to explain that the beast isn't a big target and that it is just a pig head on a stick  and can't really do anything.
3.  Ralph is mad by the pig's head. This is important because he lost his fear because he knocked the head over which led to him losing his fear. Not going to be a savage like the rest of them.

WHAT IS LORD OF THE FLIES?
It is the evil and darkness people have and is forced to use it by the certain situation.

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Ralph's reaction to the pig skull is a representation of his destruction of the control fear had over him

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Simon's reaction to the Lord of the Flies shows the corruption of the innocence on the island. It shows that nowhere is safe from Jack and the hunters

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vivid blood, stabbing downward, lust, excited. the boys have become excited by hunts like these and have obtained a bloodlust during these hunts

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1. The boys can be characterized as savage, ruthless, merciless, and mad. torturing is fun to them
2. Simon is terrified, traumatized, innocent, in disbelief
3. When ralph sees the skull he becomes more cautious and the more he stared at it he became more curious but he also became fearful and angry at it until he lashed out at the skull. he isn't going to become a savage
The lord of the flies is the evil in a person. jack and ralph are the duality of man

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1) Keywords and phrases: "vivid blood", "wedded to her in lust", "excited", "fulfilled", "terrified". This shows that the boys enjoyed and got pleasure from murdering the pig. They were excited to terrify the pig and torture her. Murdering and hunting is the fun they are always talking about.

2) Simon's reaction to the pig head is horrified, the image really effects him, so much so that he even imagines an entire conversation. He is extremely overwhelmed and faints.

3) Ralph is disgusted and knocks the pig head down out of anger. He hates the head and what it represents. When he knocks it down, he is refusing to give into his fear and become a savage.

4) On page 143, "fancy thinking the beast...", When the Lord of the Flies tells him that the beast is a part of him. (Simon is simply talking to himself). The beast is saying that the beast is only them and their fear is apart of them. Or maybe the beast represents their desires and the bad parts of themselves.

EXIT TICKET:
In the novel Lord of the flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represents the evil inside of everyone. But their is an evident progression throughout the novel that shows its development. At first it's an idea, the littluns fear. then it changes into a thing, the dead fighter pilot. Next, the hunters began to worship it. And lastly the Lord of the Flies becomes a part of them and is a thing inside of them. In the text when Simon has a conversation with himself this is stated. "I'm part of you? Close, close, close!" (143).

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1. The boys are eager to kill the pig. This shows how hungry they are to kill. Key words and phrases like blood, terrified, frantic, and high pitched scream all describe how gruesome the hunt for the pig was.

2. When Simon first came in contact with the LoTF he examined it with horror. He was trying to recollect himself from everything that had just happened with the hunters. On pages 143-144 Simon starts to hallucinate when coming in contact with the pig where he soon becomes overwhelmed and faints.
3. Ralph gets filled with anger and punches the pig head making it bobble back. He is enraged by the head because he knows what it represents. He doesn't want to give into his fears and he never lost hope.

The LoTF brings the darkness/ evil nature out of people.

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1. vivid blood, wedded to her in lust, excited. These emotions toward the pig shows the boys were becoming savages and enjoying the blood shed of the pig.

2. Simon does not take seeing the pigs head well he begins hallucinating and having a conversation with the pig. This shows that Simon was taken over by fear.

3. Ralph is in raged by the pig's head and takes his anger out it by splitting it in half this shows that Ralph no longer has any fear. Ralph refuses to give in to the fear and act like the others (savages)

The lord of the flies is the darkness/evil nature in a person

In the novel Lord of the Flies by William Golding, the Lord of the Flies represents the darkness or evil nature in a person. Jack and his tribe show their dark side when they participate in a torturous murder of a pig. During the murder the boys are described as "wedded to her lust". This shows the savagery of the boys and how fear has taken over them.

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1. Lust, mad, excited, chase. This characterized the boys by showing that they are sadistic and love to prolong deaths.

2. Simon could not get rid of the image and starts to talk to the pig. This let the readers know that he let the fear control him and is not strong-willed. Simon is talking to himself. When the pig said that he could hunt the Beast and kill it, he means that he could not be killed since he is a part of Simon. Before the situation, Simon thinks that the Beast was only them and tries to tell the others, but he didn't have any proof. The situation proves that the beast was his fear and perhaps the evil side of the boys. The beast said that they will have fun. The fun is the hunting. The hunting was torturous.

3. Ralph was sick when he saw the pig's head. He also felt rage and lashed out on the remains of the pig. The significance is that he was no longer scared of the "monster" and overcame his fear. He is not going to be the savage like everybody else. Ralph was the only one that has hope. Piggy and Simon both died.

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1. "The hunters followed, wedded to her in lust, excited by the long chase", "The hunters  hurled themselves at her", "Jack was on top of the of the sow", "Began to push till he was leaning with his whole weight". The boys kill this pig mercilessly and take fun in it. They enjoy the long chase that preceded the murder. They essentially torture this pig as they take part of the actual kill. Roger pushes his spear with all his weight until the pig starts screaming. They are enjoying every bit of this pig's death.

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1) Key words and phrases include, "...excited by the long chase and the dropped blood..", "...hurled themselves at her...", "...prodding with his spear..", and "...Jack found the throat and the hot blood spouted over his hands...he giggled while the boys laughed at his reeking palms." This shows the audience that the boys were thrilled to have murdered the pig and even caught laughs about it. The fact that they trampled on top of it and basically butchered it with their bare hands shows how sadistic the kids were.

2) Simon is horrified by the image that he's seen so deeply that he begins to imagine himself talking to the pig head. This shows that Simon was in a state of shock or fear so incredible that his sanity had depleted.

3) When Ralph found the LoTF, he became enraged and swung at the skull until it had cracked in half and fell to the ground. This is significant because it shows that Ralph was not afraid and that he was not going to give in to the savagery of what the boys had become. It shows that the only fear the boys had was in their heads.

The LoTF is the darkness or evil nature in people.

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1. On page 135, read the paragraphs “The surrounded the covert…” and “Here, struck down by the heat…” and then find key words and phrases describe the hunt and killing of the pig?  How does this characterize the three boys?

2. Read pages 137-138 and then pages 143-144. Explain how Simon reacts to the pig head?  How does this characterize him?

3. Read page 185 and then describe Ralph’s reaction to finding the LoTF.  Explain the significance.