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    In many global cultures tribes still use ceremonies for boys to be promoted to men. Now the exact thing the boys must do varies between each tribe or culture. Sometimes it's tribe elders cutting the boys all over to leave scars, performing a circumcision, or even being as simple as walking across some hot coals while carrying someone. No matter what the boys have to do, these ceremonies are still a big deal and help set the boys up for success later. In the story The Beauty Treatment in a way…

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    Civilisation To Savagery

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    a group of young British boys who are stuck on an island during a war. The main cause of the descent to savagery is the fact that two of the strongest characters on the island are in conflict. This affects everyone on the island, as one of the boys is the leader, and the other boy wants to be the leader. What differentiates the two boys from each other is that Ralph, the boy who is the leader is more focused on having rules and getting off the island, whereas Jack, the boy who dislikes Ralph and…

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    Order In Lord Of The Flies

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    The Lord of the Flies, a novel by William Golding, is about boys being abandoned on an uninhabited island and establishing a system of rule, protecting the boys from themselves initially. Over time the boys begin letting their true natures show, destroying the established rule of the island for their own desires. Order protects one from themselves and others, but is easily destroyed by pursuing one 's inner desires. Golding uses the characters to prove how order protects one from one 's own…

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    Caral-Supe Analysis

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    Bangladesh, there was a small tribe of Chittagong hill tracts and they were called Khumi. Also known as Khami, Khumis had Mongoloid features. They migrated from Arakan towards the end of the 17th century. They lived in Ruma, Rowangchhari, and Thanchi Upazilas of Bandarban district and had a population of 1,241. The Khumis believed that their ancestors lived where rivers originated at. This is why they like to live on the riverbanks and…

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    over Ralph. A second example is later on in the novel when Jack orders his tribe to go into the forest to hunt for the kill to give to the beast. Jack leaves without the tribe and the boys in the tribe show their obedience to Jack by following Jack into the forest. The boys in the tribe could have decided not to listen to Jack or to leave his tribe, but they stuck by Jack obediently. Secondly, Jack understands what the boys want and enjoy; for example hunting. This is shown when Ralph was…

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    In William Golding’s suspenseful novel Lord of the Flies, a group of English school boys gets stranded on an island after a plane crash, so they have to work together to survive.To determine who will lead them through their dire circumstances, they hold an election in which Ralph, a strong and caring boy, emerges as their leader. Another rough and more violent boy, Jack, competes with Ralph for control over the boys. Although the author portrays both Ralph and Jack as the two main leaders on…

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    in the book. He is described as ‘the fair boy.’ This tells the reader that Ralph is a young boy. Immediateley Ralph takes the role as a leader, when he is with Piggy. Then they find a conch(a type of shell). Straightaway Ralph managed to blow the conch and summon the rest of the boys on the island. The fact that Ralph can blow the conch, is a sign of strength and power, because he is the one that calls all the boys on the island. Secondly when all the boys have met up on the beach; they…

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    unchaperoned boys, he shows how the presences of these aspects affect civilization. He brilliantly uses simple objects such as the conch, the glasses, and the fire to illustrate these features of civilization. The glasses symbolize intelligence, the conch symbolizes order, and the fire symbolizes hope. Foremost, Golding uses Piggy’s glasses to symbolize intelligence. Piggy is the most intelligent boy of the group. He showcases…

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    Me and Martha from Lost boy, lost girl have a few similarities. Both of us share our family structure and our lifestyles. Martha’s lifestyle is very unique. Martha is part of a Dinka tribe. Her whole world changes when a civil war breaks out in Sudan. She has to escape the militia before they get to her and her sister Tabitha. Already you can see that Martha will have to stay close to her sister and depend on her “family’” to help take care of them. From the story you can see that Martha loves…

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    during WWII who crash onto an uninhabited island. The perspective of Ralph, the chief of the boys, is followed as he and the other boys struggle with surviving, organizing themselves without help from adults, being rescued, and fearing a mysterious beast. When Jack, Ralph’s main rival within the boys, breaks away from the group, alliances within the…

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