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Men don't like being intimidated. This is shown when Ralph feels intimidated by the pig's head.

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Masculinity is shown in violence and arguing. It is also shown by which boy is going to make the decision because it shows which one is the leader and who older and more of a man

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ex. Jack slammed his knife into a trunk and looked round challengingly. The meeting settled down again.  Masculinity gives you power over people it seems like. If you are more masculine then people are more intimidated over you.

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ex: Roger and Maurice kicked down the littluns sand castles. Masculinity seems to mean having superiority over younger people and not caring if something hurt them. It can also mean having a sense of guilt (Maurice felt bad) but also not doing anything to stop what's happening.

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In this chapter,  masculinity is mean and teasing. This is shown when Roger throws rocks at the littluns but never actually aims at them, always around them. The chapter also shows a little bit of kindness when Maurice felt like what they were doing was wrong.
Masculinity is pride. When the fire went out all the boys felt as though they hadn't done anything wrong because they were so full of pride.

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In Chapter 10, masculinity is shown in violence rather than a rational agreement, or deal. Jack, Roger and Maurice go at night to steal Ralph's and his tribes fire, in doing this they fight and brawl with Ralph, Piggy and Samneric.

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Ralph has been speared: violence vs. victim/ strong vs. weak

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Ralph holds a meeting with everybody about the beast and the rules he's put in place. The older boys (Jack) tells the littluns to "contain" their fears and to not show any fearful emotions. This is a trait of masculinity.

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Masculinity is shown in this chapter being bravery when piggy stood up to jack and the rest of his group not asking but TELLing Jack to give is glasses back

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ex: in chapter 8 the boys show masculinity... jack is starting his own tribe and hes in command. but Ralph starts to question his authority.  jack also shows masculinity because he goes on another hunt and kills pigs. animistic. while piggy presented intelligent by starting another fire trying to get attention to go home

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Jack killed their first pig.  The masculinity is shown through strength.

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- Sam remaking the fire in the morning. Fulfilling the expectation of doing your job.
- Ralph telling Piggy to be quiet. Asserting dominance.
- Ralph directing SamnEric to call a meeting/assembly. People with power can control other peoples actions.
- The littluns looking around from Jack to Ralph. Not knowing what to do without direction from higher authority, with masculinity comes power.

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In this chapter, masculinity seems to be brave because they didn't seem scared about not having adults around or surviving (within the big guns mostly). They also were not very ashamed of them selves because they all got naked eventually in front of each other. There is also the fact that they decided who was to be the chief; strong vs. weak/strong overcomes the weak.