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Which best explains the connection between setting and plot in Lord of the Flies? 15pts A. An idyllic backdrop set the stage the boys' conflict with their own laziness B. The two sides of the island reflect
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Which best explains the connection between setting and plot in Lord of the Flies? 15pts

A. An idyllic backdrop set the stage the boys' conflict with their own laziness
B. The two sides of the island reflect the two sides of the boys and mankind
C. The setting does not affect the central conflict at all
D. The setting acts as a mirror for the conflict of the boys with the beast

User Sheldon Warkentin
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It is B. I took the test, and that is the co9rrect answer.
User Aldranor
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Well it is not A, though the Eden like backdrop of the island is suppose to help prove that violence is not societal born it's in us all, but I'm thinking it is D. Hope this helps
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