Answer and Explanation:
The repetition of colors in "Lord of flies" highlights a type and sensation that the author wants to convey to the reader. These colors are very associated with each sensation that is related and their competition intensifies that emotion.
In a nutshell, we can say that the colors within this narrative convey the following emotion:
- Red: used to convey the feeling of danger, usually associated with violence or suspense.
- Pink: used to represent agony and despair. It can be seen at the moment when Piggy's body is being consumed by hot water.
- Blue and white: Related to betrayal and conspiracy.
Answer:
#5
Explanation:
The people may get to take over what the Apache tribe had or they could earn lots of money
The journalist researched famine for his article.
The famine in foreign countries is severe
*I don't know about revive*
The man said: "let the meeting commence."
the boy was very observant
it was hard to identify the criminal
the birds migrate when it gets cold outside
the vessel the boat maker made for the sailor was large
the mother said to her son: "if you persist with this behavior you'll be grounded."
the fog gave the morning a hazy look
the detective had an odd gleam in his eye
the editor looked over the journalist's paper over famine
