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Does Simon have epilepsy

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Katelyn Kuhn

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8mo ago
Updated: 2/6/2025

Yes, Simon has epilepsy.

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What is the name of a movie about a boy who finds out that his best friend suffers from epilepsy?

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The dialogue takes place in Simon's imagination during a bout of epilepsy when he comes to realise that the beast is not an animal but is in fact a primal force that lies inside us all.


How is epilepsy used in Lord of the Flies?

Epilepsy provides a reason why Simon should seek out and find his "secret place"in the jungle. From this hidden location he is then able to witness the killing of the pig and the offering of the sacrifice to the beast. Epilepsy also provides an explanation for Simon's imaginary conversation with the "Lord of the Flies" during a fugue. Ralph also appears to suffer from a form of petit mal seizure when a 'curtain descends in his mind' and he loses track of what he is saying. Perhaps an unconscious recognition of a shared complaint explains their tentative friendship for one another.


Can you get epilepsy from a friend?

No. Epilepsy is not contagious. You cannot catch epilepsy from anybody.


What is the difference between epilepsy and seizures?

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Can you get epilepsy in your leg?

Epilepsy is something that affects the brain, so you cannot get epilepsy in your leg.


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Is epilepsy still present now?

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