Lord of the flies importance of the beast
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- Lord of the flies importance of the beast
- LSFE(Language structure form effect)
- Language
- Irony
- Fire created to kill Ralph saves them.
- Structural metaphor
- LINK
- Different opinions what beast is
- Irony
- Effect
- Structural metaphor (society collapses)
- Moral of story-effect on audience
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- Purpose GOLDING
- Structural metaphor (society collapses)
- Language
- Attitudes towards the beast
- Jack
- Initially says 'if' there is a beast they will hunt and kill it, but they don't believe there is a beast
- Later becomes obsessed with killing and beast becomes physically real
- Leadership differences
- Ralph
- Immediately dismisses idea of beast as little 'boys nightmare - NOT REASSURING LIKE JACK
- Through out novel sticks to no beast
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- Jack
- Symbolism of the beast
- Biblical refferences
- inner evil is the beast-NO PHYSICAL BEAST
- Simon discovers this leasing to nerveous breakdown and talks to beast
- Boys kill Simon in frenzy-think he is beast hence group splits off jack leads them to believe there is a beast and they must hunt and kill
- LINK
- Boys kill Simon in frenzy-think he is beast hence group splits off jack leads them to believe there is a beast and they must hunt and kill
- Simon discovers this leasing to nerveous breakdown and talks to beast
- Figurative LANGUAGE
- inner evil is the beast-NO PHYSICAL BEAST
- Biblical refferences
- Importance of beast inn structure/pattern of the novel
- Structural metaphor
- Hope introduced, obstacle introduced, moral ends pattern.
- Beast introduced, different leadership introduced, Jack isolates Ralph and attempts to kill him.
- Hope introduced, obstacle introduced, moral ends pattern.
- Structural metaphor
- Language used to describe Jacks behaviour towards the beast
- LINK
- Jack becomes obsessed with killing-beast becomes real
- LSFE(Language structure form effect)
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