Lord of the Flies Homework Help - Tagged with naval officer

How does the naval officer view what he sees, that is, the aftermath of the hunt for Ralph, at the end of Lord of the Flies?

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What does the naval officer in Lord of the Flies represent?

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explain how reaction to the appearence of the officer focuses the authors meaning in terms of microcosm especially with the regard to nature...

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Compare the dress and demeanor of the naval officer and Ralph. What is ironic about thier difference?

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At the end of the novel the naval officer brings the boys back to civilization, meaning that humanity can be returned to...

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What is the naval officer thinking at the end of Golding's novel,"The Lord of the Flies"?In other words, is there anything significant about...

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In Lord of the Flies, why does Ralph begin to sob/cry when he saw the naval officer?

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In Chapter 12 of Lord of the Flies, why does Golding use the second person point of view?

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Ralph’s father is a naval officer. But where is the war in the rest of the novel?

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In the end of "Lord of the Flies", does the naval officer believe that two kids were killed? Why or why not? PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE...

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