How does Ralphs diminishing confidence in himself show in his words and actions in lord of the flies? A. he laughed hysterically whenever one of the boys asked him a question b. He complained of shortness of breath and chest pains c. He begins sleeping most of the time walking only to eat D. he starts biting his nails shuddering involuntarily and twisting his hands

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How does Ralphs diminishing confidence in himself show in his words and actions in lord of the flies? A. he laughed hysterically whenever one of the boys asked him a question b. He complained of shortness of breath and chest pains c. He begins sleeping most of the time walking only to eat D. he starts biting his nails shuddering involuntarily and twisting his hands

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Josiah Caldwell · Answer 1

Option D

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Ralphs diminishing confidence in himself show in his words and actions when he realizes that most of the boys are joining his opponent due to that fact that he is not an effective leader as he used to be. During his speech, Ralph continually starts biting his nails shuddering involuntarily and twisting his hands