Alternate Ending For Lord Of The Flies

and John R., carry her to a room upstairs, secluding her from the party below. They strip her, graffiti her body with salacious comments using indelible marker, and sexually assault her while others digitally document the incursion.

Sheila Sharp was sleeping over at a friend’s house, while a neighbor’s son, Justin Smartt and John’s friends, Dana Wingate were sleeping over at the Sharp’s in Cabin 28. The following morning Sheila returned from her sleepover to witness the horrific scene of her mother, brother, and Dana’s murdered bodies lying on the floor. All three were killed

Cruelty can be a major conflict within a story, whether it destroys the characters physically or mentally. Perpetrators who attempt to diminish a victim’s humanity want to gain the power that would give them a sense of control over certain situations by draining happiness from them. Doing this contributes to the energy source that the perpetrators use in order to live a fulfilling life. These actions reveal that they not only want to cause chaos, but that they believe it will help their victims comprehend where they stand in society. In East of Eden, the theme of good versus evil opens the doors for cruelty, as seen through Cathy’s abandonment and Adam’s favoritism, causing the destruction of family members and unlocking the characters’ path

Natasha has been feeling like Hayley and Jenny don’t want to be friends anymore, so she goes back to Becca. Together, Natasha and Becca try to find out how she got in the river. Later on, everyone was at play practice. Tasha wasn’t feeling good so she sat out. Becca’s best friend Hannah stepped in her place. When Tasha went to go move the overhead light, it came crashing down over Hannah. It killed her. Both the police and the girls had decided that Hayley and Jenny had led Tasha into the river and did something to the light for it to fall. The two girls were sent to prison and counseling for murder and attempted murder. After that, everything was going fine until Becca started to get a little suspicious. She asked the police if she could look over all the evidence again. She then came to the conclusion that Natasha had done all of it. She had thrown herself into the river and framed Hayley and Jenny, and she loosened the light so that it would fall. The police did not believe her. One night, Becca and Tasha went out into the woods. Becca was going to try and get her to confess. Natasha did end up confessing, but then she

Proving that pathetic fallacy is a strong literary technique in enhancing the tone or mood of a story, it also within this story shows how John might not be fully committed to his partner. Not in the sense of loyalty, but how he only cares for her physical well being and does not take time to think about her mental health. Another factor of Ann’s mental health being affected is that she is in isolation, she had thought that she would be okay, as she has been a farmer's wife for seven years and being alone for a lot of it, however this time was different. Ann feels like she is being held captive in her own house, and because of the storm she is unable to leave the house. Her isolation ultimately leads to the decision to cheat on her husband, which has the repercussion of her husband killing himself in order to never have to confront her about this. The purpose of Steven coming over was to visit Ann to make sure she was alright, but one thing lead to another and they ended up in bed

was still laying on the floor dead. When she noticed that he was dead she messed up the

We fell out of the sky today. I don’t know where we crashed. Other boys were on the plane so they had to be around here somewhere, but there are no grownups—that’s what Ralph said. Ralph thinks we’re on an island and he’s been calling me “Piggy.” I don’t want him to call me that; that’s what the boys at school call me. He’s been making fun of my asthma too. Anyways, he said his dad is in the Navy and he’s going to come rescue us. Ralph spotted a shell in the water—I told him it was a conch—and I remember someone that had one and would blow into it and his mum would come. Ralph blew into it (it took a couple of tries), and then children started appearing. There were a bunch. There were these twins, Sam ‘n Eric and Jack Merridew and his choir.

Do you remember what I told you that night? That if I hadn’t seen the doctor pull Amir out of my wife, I’d never believe that he is my son? Well, that thought had been crossing my mind a lot these past weeks. Just yesterday, I took him out to watch the yearly Buzkashi tournament. Before we had left, I had sensed a sign of discontent from Amir, but I shrugged it off as if he were tired. Buzkashi was Afghanistan’s passion. It was not possible that an Afghan was not interested. While we sat in the upper bleachers, Amir often looked confused or bored. He would look up at the chapandaz then back down at his fingers. I had told him the sight of a book at the Buzkashi was unbearable, and that he could last a few hours without burying his face in one. Although his eyes were on the horses, I knew by his gaze he knew next to nothing about Bazkashi. So I decided to point out my long time favourite chapandaz, Henry Kissinger. Before Amir had time to respond, I saw his eyes dart to the far end of the stadium. A chapandaz fell off his saddle and was crushed under the hooves of the horses. Slowly, Amir’s face changed from shock to mournful. How is it that this is my son? This rather quiet, bookish, feminine

The next day Ralph woke up peacefully. As if he wouldn’t have nightmares haunt him for the rest of his life. He started walking toward the room of good food. After thinking it over though he decided to tell Jack he was sorry for leaving him to cry.

“If she’s not, she should be,” he said. “She’s gone nuts.” (Walls 275) Not soon after, the mother kicks Maureen out, and Maureen ends up stabbing her. Maureen is sent to a mental institution for a year then takes off to California.

Dec. 5 was John Hossack’s funeral. It was also the day police arrested their prime suspect — his wife. They picked her up moments after she left the ceremony at her husband’s graveside

In the novel, The Lord of the Flies, the author William Golding shows the audience lots of points of humanity. In the beginning, the boys had found themselves on an uninhabited island, which had made them far from society. Golding is trying to reveal that when humans are getting far away from society, they start to do inhumanely things. This is like when Jack desired to be “chief.” Not being “chief” had made Jack very furious, as time goes by, his actions had affected the whole group. One of the people that has been affected by Jack was Ralph. Ralph was very civilized in the beginning, but then his actions had changed because of his nature. Throughout the novel, William Golding symbolizes that human beings are savages by nature. Piggy was

The 20-year-old police officer, Jimeleta, had no connection, but she cared for her best (and only) friend, Zacethine, so she cared for whoever her friend cared for. They were in a psychiatric hospital, because Zacethine’s husband, Ted, was freaking out after he witnessed a horrible murder that even the cops weren’t allowed to see until the cleanup crew came.

An hour or so later, Ralph opened his eyes. His head felt as if it had

The police then arrives but doesn’t want to make things worse so they do not pursue to just run in the gym. They drop a mike and camera through the ceiling of the gym. Then a negotiator tries to talk the Gary and Brendan out on giving themselves up. The police also let the both of the boys parents talk them out as well. While the boys are busy arguing about what they should or shouldn’t do, Allison is the only one who wasn’t tied up because she showed up late, Allison then goes to one of the boys and tries to stop the bleeding. One of the boys hands is free and Allison stays quiet and doesn’t alert Gary and Brendan. The same boy has a pair of nail clippers which he uses them to help one of his friend out. Gary is freighted and decide to just shoot himself, leaving Brendan alone with no help.