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    Cir. 1992) FACTS: In 1985 Michael Savage placed an ad in the Soldier of Fortune Magazine (“SOF”) advertising “Gun For Hire”. The ad ran from June 1985 to March 1986 generating an average of 30-40 call per week for jobs ranging from murder‚ kidnapping‚ assault and other criminal activity. After three previous failed attempts on his business partner Richard Braun’s life by Bruce Gastwirth ‚ he contacted and hired Savage to commit the murder of Braun. Savage along with associates John Moore and

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    matter how geeky and weak I appeared to be‚ I was still a potential killer” (p.63). In this scene‚ Arnold uses humour to talk about the stereotypes about Indigenous communities. This quote represents the Nobel savage and bloodthirsty savage stereotype about Indigenous groups. The bloodthirsty savage “was the familiar character who rode around wagon trains‚ burned settlers’ cabins to

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    hunting and maintaining the fire to Jack and his choir.They begin to learn about the “Beast” that is thought to be on the island. Jack and his men decide to only hunt for meat to survive while letting the signal fire go out. Jack begins to turn into a savage because he wants to hunt and kill so much. The boys are faced upon death‚ fear‚ and savagery throughout the book. Fear

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    society does not last. Struggling with Jack who wants to be the leader and the boys’ fears of the unknown‚ Ralph is unable to maintain control‚ and the boys fulfill Golding’s perspective that human nature is inherently negative as the boys become savages that brutally and viciously kill. Golding creates an allegory by using symbols to show his pessimistic view of human nature through the boys’ desire for civilization‚ their struggle against evil‚ and their descent into savagery. Golding develops

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    the point where they lose their pre-established identities. Loss of identity is evident when the boys no longer distinguish between what is real and what is an illusion‚ the death of three boys and the post rescue realization that they have become savage creatures. Proof 1) The boys no longer comprehend what is real and what is an illusion. The beast When the boys first arrived on the island the idea of a beast was non-practical and unrealistic. However‚ as time progressed the boys lose civilization

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    the boys gather for their second assembly‚ Jack stands up and tries to turn all of the boys against Ralph‚ overthrowing him. Even though earlier Jack says that he agrees with Ralph that “we’ve got to have rules and obey them. After all‚ we’re not savages” (34). Jack wants all of the boys to walk out of the assembly with him‚ but none of them‚ besides the choir boys‚ do. This is humiliating for Jack. He is now even aggravated than he was before. Jack can’t quite seem to comprehend why all of the boys

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    As Mr Frank Fu once said‚ “Do not let the presence of others dictate your actions and behaviour”. What he means is that without adult guidance or supervision‚ we should act in a way that adheres to the rules. However‚ this is not reflected in Lord of the Flies where Golding believes that without law and order‚ the dark side in a boy would be fully manifested without control. Civilisation has no way of triumphing over savagery. This is due to several reasons. Savagery is innate within each and every

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    said they’re not sure‚ but 25% said they would. She also stated that teenage love or young love‚ first love is a real love and it does not come along every ten minutes. For some it may come only once in a lifetime (Nancy Kalish Ph.D.‚ 2010) Joel Savage states(2011) that teenage love affair leads to much separation and divorce. He states that much separation and divorces that are happening each day in our societies today‚ much are caused by early love affairs as teenagers. It also leads to broken

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    used to control savagery within all humans. The symbol of the conch shell mirrors the state of civilisation on the island over the course of the text. Lord of the Flies depicts the transformation of a group of English school-boys from civilised to savage after their plane crashes on a deserted island during a World War. At the start of the novel‚ Ralph‚ the protagonist‚ along with Piggy‚ find the conch shell. Ralph uses the conch to unite the boys by blowing it to call an assembly. As the conch is

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    nature of humanity and its complexity. This novel is set up in two different locations‚ the Thames River and the Congo River. Conrad uses these two rivers to represent the different cultures that clash in this novel‚ which are the "civilized" and the "savages". While exploring these two different worlds Conrad exposes the human nature at its core through the characters in this novel proving that not everything is straightforward and is at it seems. The Thames River located in Southern England represents

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