Answer:
In Lord of the Flies, Simon's character is linked to the theme of hope and goodness. Jack represents savagery and anarchy. Both Jack and Ralph experience internal change as a result of the isolation on the island and the conflict they engage in while trying to survive
Ralph—Civilization and Democracy
Driven by his instinct of civilization and democracy, Ralph wants to set up a civilized utopia for all the boys on the
island. He blows the conch and summons the deserted children together. He suggests the boys making a chief by voting,
which shows his thought of law, order and democracy. After he is elected as the chief,he makes rules of speaking;
Ralph tries to have the boys preserve the civilized living principles.
Jack—Savagery and Dictatorship
The character of Jack not only shows us how the primitive desire and actions are released where there are no restrictions
of civilization but also what an dictator would have done or would do when driven by his evil power and lust for blood.
It’s degree Celsius I think
Answer:
Operation: Gerald Saves the World
Explanation:
ready to tell everyone (anyone who would listen, that is) that "Operation: Gerald Saves the World" was ready for action.
The reference to only fearing "fear itself" at the beginning of To Kill a Mockingbird is an allusion to Franklin D. Roosevelt's inaugural speech.
