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Monday, September 20, 2010

LOTF Journal Entry #3

     The them I chose out of the segment I got was that isolation from civilization can cause you to develop animal like instincts. Jack starts to walk on all fours, oddly enough, and Golding starts to almost make him seem like an animal in which foreshadows to later. With him having an almost ferocious look in his eyes. Later in the book he also starts to lose all sense of common sense, and starts to rely a lot more on instinct.
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