The reason why the conch shell represents order is because in the lord of flies ralph used it to call the first meeting to order. The conch shell also represents order in a different type of order just like in the book how ralph kept everything in order, everyone had a job and purpose, but as soon as the rules of the conch started to fade away so did the order on the island. The conch shell represents civilization because, when the boys first got on the island ralph and piggy knew they would need to keep everything in order to be able to survive. Then they spot the conch shell at the lagoon and they fish it out of the water. Then ralph and piggy come up with the idea that whoever holds the conch is the only one who is allowed to speak at the meetings.
From the beginning of the novel, piggy has a connection with the conch, it symbolises civilisation as the boys used it to maintain order in the meetings. Piggy clung onto the comfort of the conch. When Jack separated from Ralph’s leadership and formed his own tribe, piggy still prolonged faith in the conch and its significance of power and the right to be heard, however piggy and the conch both fall governing in the death of them thus symbolizing the death of intelligence and the right of authority, leaving Jack in complete control. The conch allowed piggy the right to be heard which he was not usually able to do. This shows that piggy tries to prevent the boys descending into savagery with his intelligence and he is very vocal, perhaps aggravating the other boys, especially Jack, ‘you’re talking too much, shut up Fatty.’
A picture says a thousand words and this picture says that his a strong independent ,put together leader, who is ready to take on the politcal spectrum. S- This Picture shows signifgance because it shows who was in control at that time. It shows that he is a very important man who could rule a coutry. It also shows how things were like back then. It reveals the way photograpy was, the way people dressed and the way people acted.
Miller also presents Parris as a man that is extremely pleased with himself and he believes that he should be shown more respect than he is been given. He says ‘Man! Don’t a minister deserve a house to live in’ which gives you the impression that he thinks he is
He represents reason and leadership. While on the island it was Ralph who first mustered everyone on the beach. It was there that he was elected chief and he established their society. He runs a democracy where everyone votes on issues and he is willing to take everyone’s opinion into consideration. He believes that as long as they stay civilized they can easily survive, live in harmony, and eventually be rescued.
They believe in keeping the signal fire a top priority so their chances of being saved are much greater. Some ideas that are civilized on the island are choosing a leader, the conch shell, signal fire, and building shelter. On the other hand, the uncivilized characters are Jack and Roger. Jack is power hungry and wants to be leader, not for the good of the boys, but so he has all the power. He doesn’t care for civilization.
Ralph was chosen as the leader. He exemplifies order among the boys. “Listen everybody… If this isn’t an island, we might be rescued straight away. So we’ve got to decide whether this is an island or not. Everybody must stay around here and wait and not go away.
How do the details in this passage add to your understanding of George and his relationship with Lennie? In this passage Steinbeck uses several details to add to our ideas of George and his relationship with Lennie. One detail used in this passage is the way Lennie asks George or wants george to do something simple for him ' I dont want no fights' .Steinbeck is trying to show us that Lennie often asks George things he should be able to do on his own which implies to us that George is seen as the more dominant child like character in this passage where as Lennie is seen as the more recessive character. The words Steinbeck has used such as “wants” sugest to us that Lennie asking Geroge for an request and it makes the reader think as if Lennie can’t do certain things by himself ,just the way like a small child can’t. The words “no fights” again make the reader feel as if Lennie is really innocent and calm and Steinbeck has done this to shows that Lennie really does not have an aggressive side in his relationship with George.
For example, after “Let the word…passed to a new generation”, Clarke adds that his words actually appeared to be going forth into the exhilarating air. Thus allowing the reader to create a stronger image of the actual speech, and President Kennedy himself. Throughout his writing Clarke, intelligently, quotes Kennedy at least once on every other paragraph, not giving too many quotes but suffices to feed the reader with enough information on Kennedy’s manner of speech. To top it all off, Clarke also quotes other presidents that try to quote Kennedy in their own way. Bush’s translation of Kennedy’s “Ask not what your country can do for you-ask what you can do for your country”(Brooks 299) into “What you do is as important as anything government does.
Leadership: Sense making and Adversity Quotient Date: 02/12/2012 Author: Darren Brown The CE Leadership style It is clear that the CE was brought into the Company to bring about growth of the Company and that indeed he was a task orientated leader ( Manktelow) and they are usually not so concerned or worried about wide consultation with employee’s or stakeholders but focused with a certain solution or strategy. This is clear from the article (Pye) where he already had the Customer Service values strategy as his goal after only consulting the EOG and some outside interests. He is a typical of an Authoritarian lead with downward orders and non communication (Martindale). A Paternalistic leader is the father type figure and takes care of their Company and employee’s as a parent would and therefore in the best interests of all concerned. With his type of leadership the leader shows concern for his employee’s workers and he gets back the complete trust and loyalty of his staff.