5 lotf structure

Powerpoint Templates Lord of the Flies Structure

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Themes in Lord of the Flies ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],The need for civilisation/The Basic needs of society Innocence and the loss of it Fear of the unknown Blindness and Sight Use and Abuse of Power The Loss of Identity These themes are revealed in the first half of the novel and then reworked at a frightening, pained, deeper level in the second half. This is structure and you need to explore it in the exam

Repetition ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object]

You are structure detectives LOL

Golding uses repetition ,[object Object]

Golding uses repetition ,[object Object],[object Object]

What you need to do Skilled searches will … ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],Excellent searches will… ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],S4L… 1 . Work collaboratively. Don’t be a hog or a log.

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[object Object],[object Object],At first, there is the excitement of being on the island. The boys’ freedom and sense of adventure, perhaps derived from children’s literature. Their desire to play undermines the order and civilisation that they have set up in Chapter 1.

[object Object],[object Object],At first, there is the excitement of being on the island. The boys’ freedom and sense of adventure, perhaps derived from children’s literature. Their desire to play undermines the order and civilisation that they have set up in Chapter 1. The boys explore the island again in the search for the beast. In 6, but it is a darker and more sinister venture. Jack sees castle rock and declares ‘What a place for a fort!’

[object Object],[object Object],At first, there is the excitement of being on the island. The boys’ freedom and sense of adventure, perhaps derived from children’s literature. Their desire to play undermines the order and civilisation that they have set up in Chapter 1. The boys explore the island again in the search for the beast in 6., but it is a darker and more sinister venture. Jack sees castle rock and declares ‘What a place for a fort!’ More and more analysis!

In your group, find links and debate share ideas. Be prepared to feedback in your numbers!

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