<span>In the context of the novel, "Lord of the Flies," Ralph overcomes Jack's challenge by getting every one on his side. He reminds them about the fire and why its important to keep the fire going, and since Jack has no one on his side he listens to Ralph.</span>
Sorry that this is late, the answer is <u>A.</u> (People without much education can be as wise as well-educated people.)
I would say that he had ambivalent feelings that one the one hand his killing an elephant would seem like an affront to the culture of the Burmese and as further evidence of British imperialism in disrespect for the natual heritage of their country while on the other hand if he didn't kill it he would be considered not responsible to the townspeople who were threatened by it.
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Your answer is A: "Who's" needs to be changed to "Whose"
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