AGENDA
- Worked on the “Home Then and Now” poem (it can be used in your multi-genre project)
- Added annotations to chapter 10 in Lord of the Flies
- Time to read chapter 11
- Homework
- Finish reading chapter 11 in LOTF
- Quiz on chapter 11
“HOME THEN AND NOW” POEM - Name things you remember from your childhood home and how it is now. Write poem describing the two.
HOME
THEN NOW
Playhouse
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Run-down
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Garden Hose looked like a snake
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old, not used as much
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THEN
The playhouse is a mansion, a fort, a friend
And our garden hose snaked around his arm
NOW
Worn-down, and weather-beaten and lost
Now, it sits cracking in the sun under a globally warm afternoon
ANNOTATIONS FOR CHAPTER 10
(page 157) “It was an accident”
- justify the murder of Simon
- denying their involvement
- acceptance=murders
(page 158) “-we got lost last night”
- lost their minds
- lost Simon
- lost civil behavior
(page 160) Jack - “the chief”
- power shift is complete
(page 159) “tied up for hours”
- Giggling! It’s a game!
(page 160) “disguised beast”
- justifies murder
- references pighead
(page 161) “We shall take fire”
- take glasses/power
- taking Piggy in a way; he can’t see anything
- takes comfort and rescue
- conch means nothing
(page 168) end
- Piggy=waste/expendable
(page 161) “dance”
- Jack manipulates situation
(page 164) “game of supposin’”
- imagining their rescue/homes/civilization
- they’re going “barny” (crazy)
