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         <title>Chapter 1 question answers</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Question 2: There seems to be a lot of foreshadowing of the Conch breaking as Piggy points out that they are going to break it multiple times.&nbsp;<br><br>Question 4: The meaning behind the encounter with the piglet is to show that the boys are still civilized and are not savages.<br><br>Question 5: I think that the sound of the shell may symbolize civilization as jack says he thought it was the sound of a large boat. </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Question 4: The hypocritical irony of the attitude towards piggy and the attitudes towards ralph and jack is that ralph and jack are saying the same things as piggy but they tell piggy to shut up. This shows the hypocrisy of human nature.<br><br>Question 5: The ironic part of the consequences of the kids lighting a fire was that there was no smoke with the controlled fire but it is now making lots of smoke by burning the whole island. I think that the burning of the island and the drumroll represent the order of the island already falling apart.&nbsp;<br><br>Question 6: The events of the first two chapters of the novel reveal the themes of a falling civilization and hypocrisy.&nbsp;</div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Question 1: Jacks personality has changed from a formal and structured person to a more feral person. Jacks highest priority is to kill a pig. This tells us that he lust for blood and redemption for letting the pig go the first time.&nbsp;<br><br>Question 2: All of the boys except ralph, simon, and jack are behaving unresponsively and laid back when they should be gathering food and building shelter. Golding is telling us that The hard work of few helps many even if the many did not help. The other boys seem to lack the will to survive and the will to help the Simon and Ralph.&nbsp;<br><br>Question 5: This chapter reveals that simon is more mature than most of the boys and more hardworking. I think that simon will help lead the other boys and will become somewhat of a leader. </div>]]></description>
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         <title>Chapter 4 questions</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>Question 3: The hunters paint themselves with clay and charcoal to camouflage them from the pig. This has an effect on their behavior as it gives them more confidence. I think this makeup symbolizes the feral-ness of the boys slowly coming out.<br><br>Question 4: The boys themselves are very worked up and happy with the result of the hunt and almost acting like animals themselves.&nbsp;<br><br>Question 5:&nbsp; Ralph asserts his chiefdenship by standing where the hunters need to go but instead of moving the hunter build the fire in another place. This gesture is so effective because rather then ask him to move the hunters did not dare challenge his chiefdenship. </div>]]></description>
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