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Lord of the flies
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Motif - Bullying
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What type of behavior is prevalent in "Lord of the Flies" before the violence escalates?
Bullying behavior
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How does Ralph demonstrate bullying towards Piggy?
Ralph taunts Piggy for having asthma and reveals his nickname
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What action do Ralph and Jack take regarding Piggy's glasses during the fire-making process?
They grab Piggy's glasses without asking
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What do two older boys do to the sandcastles made by the littluns?
They intentionally knock over the sandcastles
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What consequence does Percival face when the older boys knock over the sandcastles?
He gets sand in his eye
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What does one older boy consider doing to the littluns?
He considers throwing rocks at them
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What role does Robert take on during the boys' first hunt?
He takes on the role of the pig
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What happens to Robert during the mock hunt?
He ends up hurt in the
frenzy
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How do the other boys react to Robert's pain during the mock hunt?
They gleefully
ignore
his pain
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How does the murder of Simon relate to earlier bullying behaviors?
It begins similarly to the mock-hunt that hurt Robert
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What does Jack's tribe do to Piggy's glasses?
They viciously steal them
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What violent action do the boys take against Ralph?
They throw rocks at him
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How do the smaller acts of bullying in "Lord of the Flies" contribute to the overall theme?
They highlight the seeds of later brutality
They show the inherent evil in humanity
They establish a pattern of violence among the boys
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