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Why did Golding want to put a lot of fear within these characters? Would Jack have any fear with all of the evil surrounding him?

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Why did Golding want to put a lot of fear within these characters? Would Jack have any fear with all of the evil surrounding him?

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How did Piggy's death end almost all of civilization?

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How would this novel be different with the title was different? 

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How would this novel be different with the title was different? 

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When the boys return home do you think they would receive and legal punsihment for the murders and behaviors on the island?

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Do you think that this experience benefited them in a way to learn how to survive on their own? Perhaps do you think that some of them were happy they experienced that.

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Do you think that this experience benefited them in a way to learn how to survive on their own? Perhaps do you think that some of them were happy they experienced that.

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How did Jack’s confidence and other’s lack of confidence lead to Jack’s leadership role and other’s peasant roles?

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How did Jack’s confidence and other’s lack of confidence lead to Jack’s leadership role and other’s peasant roles?

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If the people on the island were both male and female do you think that there would be romances on the island? Would there be more drama? Would the men take over and make the women feel incapable, would women fight for their freedom like how some are doing today? vise versa

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How does Ralph and Piggy's relationship develop throughout the novel? 

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How does Ralph and Piggy's relationship develop throughout the novel? 

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How does the historical lens play into the novel? 

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How does the historical lens play into the novel? 

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We talk a lot about the biographical, psychological, and gender lens, but what about the historical one?

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Toxic leaders (as from the article) are often very confident. What if Jack did not have that confidence that attracted so many to him? 

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Toxic leaders (as from the article) are often very confident. What if Jack did not have that confidence that attracted so many to him? 

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Jonathan H: How did fear give Jack more power than Ralph?

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Jonathan H: How did fear give Jack more power than Ralph?

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Percival, one of the littluns had forgotten his name and his address by the end of the book. How does this compare to the loss of the identity of the prisoners in the Stanford Prison Experiment?

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“Piggy fell forty feet and landed on his back across the square red rock in the sea” (Page 181).

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“Piggy fell forty feet and landed on his back across the square red rock in the sea” (Page 181).

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Gender Lens and Carson’s theory about Simon and Piggy being motherly figures. Now all the mothers are dead -- the mother pig, Simon, and Piggy. What does this represent?

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Do you think the evacuation from a nuclear war had any psychological or physical affect on the boys?

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I heard in the circle that there are differing beliefs as to whether or not the presence of girls on the island would have improved the situation as a whole. As shown in the dog shock experiment, the women were observed to be more subservient to male authority (the professor who orchestrated the experiment), which could lead to giving even more power to Jack and/or Ralph. However, I do feel like any girls who may have been present would side more closely with Ralph as a leader as he seems to be more compassionate, shown in the first chapter as he tries to console Piggy when Jack simply bashes him. This could have led to a more controlled situation as we have seen Ralph to be a more rational leader than Jack, which I believe may have improved the situation overall.

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How would the characters been written to act differently if in his childhood his mom had been more like his father being more rational or if his father was more like his mother being more "scared of the world.

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How would the characters been written to act differently if in his childhood his mom had been more like his father being more rational or if his father was more like his mother being more "scared of the world.

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How would this book be different if every male was now a female?

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Jonathan Hammond:  How does the environment your surrounded by daily change you as a person? When your environment changes do you change with it?

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Jonathan Hammond:  How does the environment your surrounded by daily change you as a person? When your environment changes do you change with it?

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Was Ralph only violent because of his own threshold of violence? Personally, I don't think if he was the main leader and Jack was just a regular character there would be much of a storyline. 

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Was Ralph only violent because of his own threshold of violence? Personally, I don't think if he was the main leader and Jack was just a regular character there would be much of a storyline. 

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In the round 1 vocal discussion, someone mentioned that the naval officer that rescued them could be represented by God coming to take them away and save them from the LORD OF THE FLIES. Do you agree with this?

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In the round 1 vocal discussion, someone mentioned that the naval officer that rescued them could be represented by God coming to take them away and save them from the LORD OF THE FLIES. Do you agree with this?

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How does ID relate to Piggy's death?

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In the round 1 vocal discussion, someone mentioned that the naval officer that saved them could be represent

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In the round 1 vocal discussion, someone mentioned that the naval officer that saved them could be represent

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What does it mean that the naval officers came to get them because they saw smoke? How did this effect Jack’s movements once the naval officers came on land? 

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What does it mean that the naval officers came to get them because they saw smoke? How did this effect Jack’s movements once the naval officers came on land? 

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How would life on the island be different if Ralph was the main leader?

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In the round 1 of the oral discussion, someone mentioned the naval officer being represented 

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In the round 1 of the oral discussion, someone mentioned the naval officer being represented 

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So before Golding went to war he had a positive outlook on man and he thought that people were naturally good. But, when he went to war, he saw so much violence and terrible things that his perception was completely changed and he believed that people are evil. I believe that people are naturally good, but it makes me think about how I would react if I went to war.

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Why does Jack not care about the signal fire? Does he not want to be rescued? Is he too obsessed with power that he forgot he was stuck on the island?

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During our discussion, we were talking about how what if the boys got back together 20 years later. Do you think that these boys would ever get back to their reality quickly or slowly? Why?

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During our discussion, we were talking about how what if the boys got back together 20 years later. Do you think that these boys would ever get back to their reality quickly or slowly? Why?

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"Piggy stirred. 'I'll come.' Ralph turned to him. 'You're no good on a job like this.' 'All the same--' 'We don't want you,' said Jack, flatly. 'Three's enough.'" (from Chapter 1)

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"Piggy stirred. 'I'll come.' Ralph turned to him. 'You're no good on a job like this.' 'All the same--' 'We don't want you,' said Jack, flatly. 'Three's enough.'" (from Chapter 1)

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As Jack and Ralph deny Piggy the opportunity to join them on their quest, we see their behavior become more instinctive. The two put aside social courtesy by excluding him from the group. Ralph bases his decision on physical ability, saying "You're no good on a job like this," which can be perceived as more of an Ego response, whereas Jack provides no basis for his thinking and simply says "We don't want you," which can be construed as more of a cold, harsh Id response as he completely disregards Piggy's feelings and acts what we might consider somewhat more "savage". This begins the boys' transition "down the iceberg" from Superego to Ego to ultimately Id.

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If the boys never got rescued I think that the boys would soon realize that they do not have to be controlled by Jack if they don't want to be. They would realize that there are more boys than there are Jacks. They would defeat him and choose a new leader/chief

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How would things be different if this book went on longer than it did (so if the officer did not find them in the moment he did)?

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How would things be different if this book went on longer than it did (so if the officer did not find them in the moment he did)?

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“‘--and then, the beast might try to come in. You remember how he crawled--’ The semicircle shuddered and muttered in agreement” (Page 160).

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“‘--and then, the beast might try to come in. You remember how he crawled--’ The semicircle shuddered and muttered in agreement” (Page 160).

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Do the boys really think it was the beast that crawled into the circle, or do they know it was Simon? Are they just calling him the “beast” in order to shield themselves from the truth that they murdered him?