English, 27.07.2019 18:00 twiddleturd

Anybody read lord of the flies? i'm in school right now and i have this discussion question! we read most of the chapters in class but i still don't understand it! can somebody , right one for me that's different than the example? so much! worth 25 points! we left ralph running through the jungle to escape the angry, spear-throwing tribe and jack. what do you think will happen next? that is what you will discuss here. let's examine karen's post. think that jack and the tribe will try to find ralph, but that he will be able to hide from them. the island is large and full of caves and thick jungle. wouldn't he be able to hide? then maybe jack will get bored and forget about him. create one post that responds to the following prompt: ralph leaves castle rock, running for his life, when jack and the others begin throwing spears at him. predict what will happen to ralph. use specific evidence from the novel to support your predictions.

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