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    Jeffery was getting tired of the medicine industry. He had an already trained successor to run the business. He was going to retire today and travel into the wilderness for a new part in his life. 5 days later, Jeffery was leaving for a trial for his survival skills to test himself. As a safety precaution, he has a flare gun and people on stand by just in case he gets injured. Prior the departure, Lily packed a bag filled with a first-aid kit, a gun, a knife, a flare gun, and a mystery item. Jeffery

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    Throughout the novel, the face paint that Jack and his crew used simultaneously masks their faces as well as their civility. The first mention of the facepaint is made when Jack is strategizing a way to sneak up on a pig and he decides to camouflage himself. Jack says that his “half-concealed face” is “for hunting. Like in the war” (63). The incomplete coverage of the paint indicates that Jack is not fully immersed into his savagery. However, his interest in aggressive acts, hunting and war, insinuates

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    Golding’s inclusion of fire/smoke at key moments in the novel helps develop it as a symbol to reinforce the idea that savagery subdues civilization. We see these savage acts by Jack and his hunters in chapter ten. While Jack is sitting with his tribe somewhere on the island far from Ralph and his tribe, they realize that they have nothing to light the fire with. Before this, Jack and his hunters had no interest in lighting and watching the fire. This all changed now that they have more meat and are

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    The thin line between good vs evil can be represented as the difference between civilization and savagery. In William Goldings’ novel, Lord of the Flies, Jack and Ralph are both strong leaders who portray the contrast between civilization and savagery; their strengths and weaknesses, their conflicts that affect the outcome of the novel and their different political ideologies. Throughout the novel we see that Ralph and Jack share similar qualities and many differences that attribute to their personalities

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    wafts through the holes in the walls of this house, a house that was once a home. Another car speeds past, and I pray to God, whoever he is, that Ellie and Carl aren’t in the backseat. I know they are too clever to be caught out in the open, but the pigs are getting smarter, they’ve started invading entire apartment blocks now... or whatevers left of them. I hear a yell from the direction backdoor of this empty shell of a house. I have to leave. I scramble to find the backpack, but all I feel

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    In “Death of a Pig”, E.B. White discusses the experiences of raising a sick pig. White’s attitude about his pig dying expresses that he did not believe it was ethically right for the pig to suffer unnecessarily. Whites experience with his sick pig reflects his feelings about the tragedy of animals suffering. When his pig becomes ill he expresses empathy to the pig, knowing that the pig is suffering. White sees the pig dying as a tragic loss and regrets that the pig did not live a healthy life. He

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    lesson, and prayerfully, a new blessing. Good things come but unfortunately, so do the bad. I remember just a few years ago hearing of people near and far being infected with the swine flu, which is the transmitting of pig influenza into humans. It is also known as swine influenza, pig influenza, or hog flu. This was devastating to hear. Being of a younger generation, this was my first time hearing of something as drastic and severe as this. I began wondering what caused this and why now? This disease

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    The book Lord of the Flies shows the side of savagery and marks the importance of civilized human beings. The author shows good and evil in this book, he describes this as a group of young boys an in isolated island with unsupervised adults and also uncivilized until they can be rescued. In the midpoint of a nuclear war, there were a group of British boys that find themselves in a stranded island without adults. The group started by dividing in groups one that was called littluns that was around

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    As being human we instinctively are born to survive and it is our decision whether or not we do all we can to do it , even if it means to turn our bad side of use to do so.Which proves my statement that we are born with evil , and we just need a push or not to show it.Many may argue that society corrupts and individual however we are all born with the instinct of surviving because that is what humans do, they survive.We will do anything to survive which would trigger the inner evil within us. One

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    "'Which is better - to have laws and agree, or to hunt and kill?'". That is a very good question, one that presents itself in the beginning of this book. A plane crashes on a deserted island, a plane full of schoolboys from Britain. One of them, Ralph, is chosen as the leader later on in the book because he is fair, good looking, and older than most of the boys. These traits are his main qualifications, whether they are those of a good leader or not, we shall discuss his incumbency in this essay

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