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How does the island setting affect the boys' behavior in the first two chapters of Lord of the Flies? Olt frightens the boys into inaction. Itforces the boys to isolate themselves from one another It allows
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How does the island setting affect the boys' behavior in the first two chapters of Lord of the Flies?

Olt frightens the boys into inaction. Itforces the boys to isolate themselves from one another
It allows the boys to share their talents for the benefit of everyone.
It frees the boys from having to answer to adult authority.

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D) It frees the boys from having to answer to adult authority

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