Vocabulary: lamentably (70/77) ludicrous (71/78) solemnity (71/78) flourished (71/78 compelling (71/79) clamor (72/80) indignantly (75/83) derisive (77/86) condemnation (77/86) effigy (78/87) lamentation (78/87) incantation (85/94) gesticulating (80/88) perilous (80/88) decorum (80/89) tempestuously (82) LORD OF THE FLIES--Notes and Vocabulary for Chapters 6-7 WENZ What falls to the island during the night? What has happened above the island? Who discovers this thing? What do they think it is? Simon has logical reasons for why he in the Beast. What are they? (See p. 93/103.) can’t believe Discuss the possible symbolic meanings of the dead parachutist. What is Golding saying about the outside world when he sends this to the island? “sign” down Discuss the significance of the last three paragraphs of Chapter Six. Simon tells Ralph, Why do you think Golding has him say “you’ll get back” (pp. 100-101/111). something like this? Discuss the significance of in the pig hunt in Chapter Seven. What Ralph’s getting involved point is Golding making about human nature?
Vocabulary: lamentably (70/77) ludicrous (71/78) solemnity (71/78) flourished (71/78 compelling (71/79) clamor (72/80) indignantly (75/83) derisive (77/86) condemnation (77/86) effigy (78/87) lamentation (78/87) incantation (85/94) gesticulating (80/88) perilous (80/88) decorum (80/89) tempestuously (82) LORD OF THE FLIES--Notes and Vocabulary for Chapters 6-7 WENZ What falls to the island during the night? What has happened above the island? Who discovers this thing? What do they think it is? Simon has logical reasons for why he can’t believe in the Beast. What are they? (See p. 93/103.) Discuss the possible symbolic meanings of the dead parachutist. What is Golding saying about the outside world when he sends this “sign” down to the island? Discuss the significance of the last three paragraphs of Chapter Six. Simon tells Ralph, “you’ll get back” (pp. 100-101/111). Why do you think Golding has him say something like this? Discuss the significance of Ralph’s getting involved in the pig hunt in Chapter Seven. What point is Golding making about human nature?