Jack symbolizes the animalistic tendencies found in the human condition. This is first shown when jack focuses intently on getting meat. He is consumed by primal urges and pulls away from societal ideas. He applies the colored clay to his face to symbolize his reverting back to a more primal state. Over the course of the book he has continued to progress to this end and the clay just shows the final aspect of this stage.
Because he uses the clay as a mask to cover up his responsibility to morality and therefore allows him to commit dreadful deads allowing his inner savage to come to surface
Jack's personality changes after applying colored clay to his face in "Lord of the Flies" because it serves as a mask that allows him to tap into his primal instincts and embrace his savage nature. The anonymity and liberation provided by the paint allow Jack to shed societal constraints and embrace his desire for power and control.
Jack uses clay. The colors are red and white. He wishes he had green, but does not have any.
The vision of flies does not capture the entire visible light spectrum. Many flies see colors as shades of yellow and blue which is why they are attracted to these colors.
He is very evil,bad and violent, and he is willing to kill.
The flying insect that is beige colored and looks like a cockroach is an Asian cockroach. They prefer to remain outdoors, but will come indoors towards light.
he boy with the mulberry colored birthmark goes missing, we never learn his name however.
he moves
Drone flies cannot bite or sting unlike other species of fly. They are brightly colored to deter predators from eating them.
In the lord of the flies the symbol of authority is the pink cream colored conch shell
If you do not change the bedding often then your hamster could get fleas.
Jack is elected chief in "Lord of the Flies" because of his assertive and aggressive personality, which appeals to the boys' desire for strength and power. Jack also takes charge of tasks like hunting, which earns him respect and support from the other boys.
in the beggining, yes. towards the end, their attitudes change
yes, one day a science experiment may go wrong and change in to a pig thst flies. WE will have to wait and see; meanwhile: the Swine Flu!!
If you have a small cage, change the bedding every three or four days. If you have a larger cage, change it once a week. Guinea pigs produce a lot of fecal matter which is where flies lay their eggs. If there's less feces, the flies have no home or reason to stay around. In other words, keep the area clean!