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he daydreams about being saved by his dad in the army
Simon correctly interrupts Ralph's daydream about being rescued in "Lord of the Flies." Simon suggests that maybe there is no real "beast" on the island, challenging the boys to consider their own fear and darkness within themselves.
you can tell Ralph's life hasn't been easy since, in his daydream, the author mentioned that it was a time that "mummy" was still with them [he and his dad] and that his dad made it home everyday (earlier in book it mentions his father being in military)
he dreams about home And going home to a clean bed, shower and his books to read
Ralph Keyes - author - was born in 1945.
Ralph Kull has written: 'Ralph Kull'
Ralph Chessington has written: 'Pope'
Ralph Emery has written: 'Memories'
Ralph Howell has written: 'Why work?'
Ralph Boekholt has written: 'Mendoeng'
Ralph Grishman has written: 'Linguistica computazionale'
Ralph Williams has written: 'How I became a governor'