hroughout the play, Grandma is considered a nuisance to the family. One of themes of the American Dream is the belittlement of Grandma, and elderly people by society. Sadly, Grandma's life of though!

ts and memories is reduced to fit in a bunch of boxes.

any boys start to follow Jack as the lure of the hunt and hearty food to eat is too appealing to them to stay with Ralph's group. Like life on the island, the conch loses some of its luster. "Exposure to the air had bleached the yellow and pink to near white, and transparency." (Golding 78). At one point in the novel, Ralph blows the conch and only a few boys come to the platform. Lead by Jack, the boys turn into savages, living for the hunt, and destroying anything in their way. At the climax of the novel, Roger, one

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Approximate Word count = 528
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)