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Rivalry Flashcards

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(ch.1) initially, rivalry is presented through…

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leadership

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2
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finish the quote: ‘peered down..

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..at ralph’

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3
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finish the quote: ‘screwing..

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..up his face’

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4
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finish the quote: ‘did not seem to..

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..satisfy’

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5
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finish the quote: ‘i ought..

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..to be chief’

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6
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finish the quote: ‘i’m chapter..

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..chorister and head boy’

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7
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finish the quote: ‘most obvious..

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…leader was jack’

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8
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finish the quote: ‘size and…

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…attractive appearance’

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9
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finish the quote: ‘most powerfully…

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..there was the conch’

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10
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finish the quote: ‘broke…

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…into applause’

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11
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finish the quote: ‘disappeared..

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..under a blush of mortification’

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12
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finish the quote: ‘the choir belongs…

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..to you of course’

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13
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‘the choir belongs to you of course’

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  • rivalry is eased - gives jack some power
  • always been a power struggle
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14
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finish the quote: ‘why didn’t..

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..you’

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15
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finish the quote: ‘could not…

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…see his face’

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16
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finish the quote: ‘daring them…

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..to condradict’

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17
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finish the quote: ‘no…

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…mercy’

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18
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‘could not see his face’
‘daring them to contradict’
‘no mercy’

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  • rivalry is presented in jack’s pursuit to prove himself
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19
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(ch.3) initially, rivalry is presented…

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through ralph and jack

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20
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finish the quote: ‘antagonism..

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..was audible’

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21
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finish the quote: ‘shouted…

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…in rage’

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22
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finish the quote: ‘are you…

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…accusing’

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23
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finish the quote: ‘both red…

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..in the face’

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24
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finish the quote: ‘found looking..

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…at each other difficult’

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25
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finish the quote: ‘all you can…

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…talk about is pig, pig, pig’

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‘all you can talk about is pig, pig, pig’

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  • rivalry stems from their different priorities
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27
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(ch.4) initally, rivalry is presented…

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through confrontation

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28
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finish the quote: ‘you let…

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…the fire go out’

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29
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finish the quote: ‘made…

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..Jack uneasy’

30
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finish the quote: ‘fist..

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…clenched’

31
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finish the quote: ‘voice…

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..shook’

32
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finish the quote: ‘you and..

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..your blood, Jack Merridew’

33
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finish the quote: ‘you and your…

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..hunting’

34
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‘you and your blood Jack Merridew’
‘you and your hunting’

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  • ‘you’ ‘your’ - they no longer are a team - conflict in reason and prioities
  • ‘jack merridew’ - parental language - rebuking him
35
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finish the quote: ‘there was the brilliant..

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..world of hunting, tactics, fierce exhilaration, skill’

36
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finish the quote: ‘and there was the world of..

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..longing and baffled commonsense’

37
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‘there was the brilliant world of hunting, tactics, fierce exhilaration, skill’
‘and there was the world of longing and baffled commonsense’

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  • comparison - mimics the separation of the island and difference of opinion
  • asyndetic listing in the first bit - jack’s quest for hunting is gaining ground over ralph’s focus on order and rescue
  • a division beginning to form
38
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finish the quote: ‘he drew…

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…himself up’

39
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finish the quote: ‘i…

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…apologise’

40
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‘i apologise’

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  • rivalry is able to be solved, unlike later points in the novel
41
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(ch.5) throughout the course of the novel, rivalry is presented…

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through the three parts of society fighting for control : piggy - science and logic, jack - violence, ralph - authority

42
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finish the quote: ‘you can’t..

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..hunt’

43
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finish the quote: ‘you can’t…

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..sing’

44
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finish the quote: ‘I’m chief..

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…I was chosen’

45
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finish the quote: ‘bitter..

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..mimicry’

46
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finish the quote: ‘you’re breaking..

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..the rules!’

47
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finish the quote: ‘bollocks..

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..to the rules!’

48
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finish the quote: ‘jack was…

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…shouting against him’

49
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(ch.7) rivalry is also presented…

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as a competition

50
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finish the quote: ‘attention focused..

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..on jack’

51
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finish the quote: ‘he tried..

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..for their attention’

52
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finish the quote: ‘supreme..

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…sting’

53
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finish the quote: ‘casual…

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…bitter word’

54
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finish the quote: ‘heard the mockery..

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..and hated jack’

55
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(ch.9)finally, rivalry is revealed…

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through jack’s growing power

56
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finish the quote: ‘look at that..

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..bone in your hands’

57
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finish the quote: ‘ralph went…

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..crimson’

58
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finish the quote: ‘because..

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..you chose me’

59
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finish the quote: ‘who’ll join…

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…my tribe and have fun’

60
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finish the quote: ‘you left it…

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…behind’

61
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finish the quote: ‘the conch doesn’t..

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… count on this side of the island’

62
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‘you left it behind’
‘the conch doesn’t count on this end of the island’

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  • all of ralph’s ideas of civilisation left behind - jack growing purely savage
  • rivalry presented through their conflict of opinion
    -ralph’s ideas of safety and his authority left behind - foreshadows his decline as leader/power shift
62
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finish the quote: ‘you haven’t..

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..got it with you’

63
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finish the quote: ‘said jack…

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..sneering’

64
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finish the quote: ‘i’ll blow..

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…the conch’

65
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finish the quote: ‘we shan’t…

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..come’

66
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(ch.11)finally, rivalry is revealed through..

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jack gaining totalitarian power

67
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finish the quote: ‘ran forward…

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…stooping’

68
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finish the quote: ‘I’m…

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…chief’

69
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finish the quote: ‘the conch..

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exploded into a thousand white fragments and ceased to exist’

70
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finish the quote: ‘viciously…

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..with full intention’

71
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finish the quote: ‘he hurled his..

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..spear at ralph’

English Literature : Lord of the Flies (33 decks)

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