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1 March, 02:30

What does Simon's death show? (Lord of the Flies)

A.

The twins lack individuality and independence.

B.

Ralph is an inadequate and foolish leader.

C.

Simon was the weak link in the group.

D.

The boys are capable of unspeakable violence.

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  1. 1 March, 02:52
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    The correct answer should be:

    D. The boys are capable of unspeakable violence.

    Simon's death shows that despite at the young age of the group of Ralph, Jack, and Piggy, they were able to commit a heinous crime with their own bare hands without hesitation.
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