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In Lord of the Flies, what does Simon mean when he says " Maybe there is a beast.. it's us" ?
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In Lord of the Flies, what does Simon mean when he says " Maybe there is a beast.. it's us" ?

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Answer: I would say this:

Explanation: "We" are the ones that are causing all the damage and fights in this islands so that's why we are the real beast

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

It means that some times that we are meaner than we think then we really are.

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