Roger - Lord of the Flies
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- Created on: 25-04-18 18:33
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- Roger
- At first appears to be a subordinate character
- Secretive and sinister
- Explains why we think he is subordinate
- At first appears to be a subordinate character
- Bullying progresses into sadistic cruelty
- All characters, even Jack are wary of him
- Contributes to Piggy's death
- Not a murderer as he lent on the stick which caused the boulder to fall.
- he lent back with "delirious abandonment"
- Not intentional, lets go off all rules, all conditioning.
- Conch breaks through his carelessness
- Not intentional, lets go off all rules, all conditioning.
- Not the boulder that killed Piggy, he fell of the cliff.
- he lent back with "delirious abandonment"
- Accident or not?
- Not a murderer as he lent on the stick which caused the boulder to fall.
- "Sharpened a stick at both ends"
- Puts pigs head on the stick, same for what they want to do with Ralph
- Premeditated murder
- Puts pigs head on the stick, same for what they want to do with Ralph
- Explains why we think he is subordinate
- Bully
- Throws stones at Littleuns to intimidate them
- Aware of rules of society
- "Arm being conditioned by society prevents him going too far"
- Knows he shouldn't throw stones
- Throws stones at Littleuns to intimidate them
- Knows he shouldn't throw stones
- "Arm being conditioned by society prevents him going too far"
- Symmetrical to Piggy
- Makes Jacks leadership stronger through violence and fear.
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