https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf Analyze how the setting helps develops the characterization of one character we've met so far and then analyze how this character's reaction to setting is developing symbolism in the story. en-us 2016-12-11 15:32:47 UTC 2016-12-13 22:22:20 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Send.png collinsb2 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/142995965 In complete sentences, discuss how the setting of LOTF impacts/develops the characterization of one of the characters we've met so far. Then, analyze how this character's reaction to the setting and situation of the story may be developing symbolism. Use examples from the story to strengthen your response.]]> 2016-12-11 15:50:25 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/142995965 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433000 The setting characterizes Piggy because Piggy is worried because him andRalph are alone, Piggys fist instinct is to find the others this indirectly displays Pggy as worrisome, and strategic. Through his reaction to the setting Piggy might symbloize obnoxiousness, because he says anything that his says to him he says what is logical and doesnt really see any one elses veiw.

]]> 2016-12-13 17:43:04 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433000 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433125 The setting of LOTF really bring certain personality traits of Piggy out prominently. It shows that Piggy is a very logical and analytical thinker. The setting forces these traits to come to a for front. Piggy's reaction to the setting starts to develop symbolism in the sense that Piggy shows the voice of reason in the story. For example, when Ralph is talking about his dad reducing them, Piggy tells him that isn't going t happen. ]]> 2016-12-13 17:43:21 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433125 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433352 The setting of the Lord of the Flies has differing impacts on each character. Ralph's first reaction on the island is to strip naked and run about not having a care in the world. It is apparent that Ralph is acting without a plan to what must be done but instead what he wants to do. He is acting with id. ]]> 2016-12-13 17:43:51 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433352 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433368 The setting of Lord of the Flies shows how careful and logical Piggy is and how careless and reckless Ralph is. Piggy arrives to the incredible scenery that Ralph has fallen in love with and before anything else asks how they are going to get out of the island. Ralph responds that his dad will help them escape,. Piggy thinks this through and realizes that there is no way Ralph's dad will no where he is. Piggy represents the very careful,  intelligent character that does all the thinking and Ralph represents the character that does things before thinking and always charges ahead. ]]> 2016-12-13 17:43:53 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433368 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433406 The setting gives Ralph freedom that he might not get a home. On the island, he does not have to act the way he would while at home because his parents are not watching him. Ralph represents people who are careless and daredevils. He shows his careless side when he jumps into the water and when he does not seem to think that being stranded on the island is a bad thing.]]> 2016-12-13 17:43:57 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433406 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433434 The setting of Lord of the Flies helps develop the characterization of Ralph. His unconcern with scrambling to find a way to survive or escape the island shows his character. This is seen when he ignores Piggy's ideas to try and find out how many people are stranded with them and instead goes swimming. Ralph follows his instincts, or id in the words of Golding. This is shown when he takes his clothes off simply because he is hot. He symbolizes carelessness and childishness. ]]> 2016-12-13 17:44:00 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433434 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433439 The setting of LOTF allows Piggy to show his intelligence/logic by setting up certain situations for him. The present setting forces Piggy to show his survival skills/logical reasoning. ]]> 2016-12-13 17:44:01 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433439 20taylorg https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433446 The setting of LOTF impacts Ralph's characterization by showing how easily he can be distracted, and how he's not as logical as Ralph. He is acting with an ID, as this setting doesn't allow him to focus. For example, while Piggy is trying to get off the island, he is jumping in the water.]]> 2016-12-13 17:44:02 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433446 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433542 The setting of LOTF develops Ralph through his treatment of Piggy and his lack of control. Ralph is acting through his id when he strips off his clothes and does whatever he desires. This leads him to care less about others such as Piggy, who he treats rudely.]]> 2016-12-13 17:44:18 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433542 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433566 The setting of Lord of the Flies makes it easier to demonstrate Ralph's careless nature. Compared to Piggy, who constantly is trying to figure out a plan on getting everyone together, surviving, and getting off the island, Ralph does not seem to worry. As Piggy does his worrying, Ralph jumps in ponds, walks around, and enjoys the moment. He never gives a second thought to how he would get off the island. Even when Piggy points out that Ralph's plan is flawed, Ralph doesn't fret.]]> 2016-12-13 17:44:22 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433566 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433724 The setting of LOTF develops Piggy's characterization. That is because it brings out his intelligence and his maturity. He shows his survival skills by worrying about what they are going too do next, unlike Ralph, who was immature. Piggy might be representing logic because of his wise thinking compared to Ralph. ]]> 2016-12-13 17:44:46 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433724 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433824 The setting of the story helps characterize Piggy by showing his intelligence to identify the best way to survive on the island. It brings out the logical sense of Piggy. Piggy thinks about ways to leave the island and by helping Ralph face reality while he starts realizing there might not be a way out. Piggy reacts to this setting by planning out a way to survive.]]> 2016-12-13 17:45:03 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433824 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433921 The setting characterizes Piggy as 'ego' or someone who thinks through their decisions before making them. He can be seen as a voice of reason when Ralph says his dad in the navy will come rescue them.]]> 2016-12-13 17:45:09 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433921 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433960  The setting of Lord of the Flies depicts Ralph as an "impulse" as Ralph acts based on his desire without much thought of consequences. This is seen when he calls the boy "Piggy", even though the latter was clearly uncomfortable.]]> 2016-12-13 17:45:16 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143433960 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143434194 Since they are in a setting where their survival is at risk, their true personalities shine through.]]> 2016-12-13 17:45:57 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143434194 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143434513 The setting characterizes piggy as more mature because he knows they have to survive. Ralph always wants to play but Piggy wants to survive ]]> 2016-12-13 17:46:55 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143434513 https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143451499 The setting of LOTF helps develop the characterization of piggy. His concern of being stuck in the island and the thoughts of survival show his logical and intelligent mind. Unlike Ralph or who has fun and is careless , Piggy carefully thinks through his decisions before he acts, also known as "ego".]]> 2016-12-13 18:39:07 UTC https://padlet.com/collinsb2/period6chapter1lotf/wish/143451499