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In the book it talks about how Ralph's hair is getting in the way of his eyesight. Since hair represents savagery and loss of order, it could be a symbol of Ralph's annoyance at the lack of order and leadership. It could also symbolize how he gave up being leader and that's when things fell apart.

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The boys have become savages and they're dirty and gross, they have not cut their hair in months. When the navy officer finds them they are a amess

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"The boy with fair hair lowered himself down." (Golding 1) This sentence shows how Ralph was civilized at the beginning of the book based on the symbolism of his hair, but changed drastically by growing longer hair.

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The book talks about the boys' hair getting in their way sometimes, which represents their savagery becoming a worse problem.

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The face paint represents the loss of innocence and when Madison forgets his own name he extends the symbolism of this terrible symbol savagery

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Piggy represented the last part of civilization surviving on the island and he is the only one who hasn't grown long hair representing his complete innocence, but his death symbolizes the beginning of total chaos.

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Each side of the spear represents good and evil. Also, they were planning to use it to hunt Ralph and put his head on a spear like the Lord of The Flie's head.

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When the boy put the face paint on the begin to be part of jacks gang and start forgetting their old ways

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The pears represent them turning fully barbaric because the ones with the spears are truly going against their old ways

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"Then dog-like, uncomfortably on all fours yet unheeding his discomfort, he stole forward five yards then stopped." (Goulding 66)

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The only innocent child...

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The boys were innocent before they crashed. They had guidance and love from their families. But they are lost and they only have ach other to rely on. They have become barbaric and heartless.

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The significance of the face paint is pretty important. First the paint allows the boys to free their identity. (115, Goulding)

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CK They were just boys when they crashed

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OLIVIA

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Jack feels that it actually makes him into something else. It makes him into a savage—and then the chief.

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"They see me, I think," he says: "Something pink, under the trees" (Goulding 88). And so he gets the bright idea to paint his face, "dazzle paint. Like things trying to look like something else" (Goulding 88).

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The face paint isn't just for intimidation of the pig. Jack wants barbaric power

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Face Paint = Savages

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💕CHLOE

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CK The boys before the crash (so innocent)

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CK The painted faces represent the barbaric ways the children are going to