The setting of Lord of the Flies <u>is</u> a symbolic island.
<em>The setting of "Lord Of The Flies" is important to the plot for several reasons. First, because the island is isolated, it forces the boys to create /re-create civilization on their own. Second, because it is so lush, it is like Eden; this is less a plot issue than a symbolic one, but it is important.</em>
There was very little difference. Both ran off of dictatorship. Napoleon did lead with heavy manipulation, while Mr. Jones controlled them by just him having human authority. Both cut back rations often, and over worked the animals with out breaks. But, Napoleon often had animals do his dirty work (such as the dogs being the executioners along with being body guards) while Mr. Jones only made the animals work for him.
In the end, Napoleon equaled no better than Mr. Jones if not maybe even worse.
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Hamid Public School,</h3><h3>
P.O. Box 7509,</h3><h3>
Jodhpur.</h3><h3>
7th July, 2020.</h3><h3>The Proprietor,</h3><h3>Snow Leopard Camp,</h3><h3>Rishikesh.</h3>
Dear Sir,
<u> Letter of Enquiry</u>
The management of Hamid Public School is planning a trip to Rishikesh for the summer vacations and we have considered camping at Snow Leopard Camp for the period of five days, 20/7/2020 to 24/7/2020, that will be spent. We are coming with a population of 50 students and 10 members of staff.
In order to properly plan the trip, we would like to know if the number of rooms available can accommodate this population. The management would also love to know the activities that are available at the camp to be sure they meet the tastes of our students. The issue of safety is also paramount. What are the measures that have been put in place to ensure that the safety of our students is guaranteed.
I would like to hear from you soon to aid proper and prompt preparation for this trip. Thanks.
Yours faithfully,
Surekha Sunil.
1. The women went to the grocer’s shop
2. Have you seen my father’s keys?
3. The farmer’s cow was stolen
4. This is a lady’s purse
5. Were all given a week’s holiday
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<span>Read the excerpt below from act 3.1 of The Tragedy of Julius Caesar and answer the question that follows.
ANTONY:
Thou art the ruins of the noblest man
That ever livèd in the tide of times.
Woe to the hand that shed this costly blood!
Mark Antony speaks these lines in an aside after asking Brutus for permission to speak at Caesar’s funeral. How do Mark Antony’s statements relate to the plot of the play?
</span><span>B-"They show a conflict between the conspirators and Mark Antony regarding Caesar's death."
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