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what does the self examination of ralph symbolize at this point in the novel (Chapter 7). With evidence.

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The symbolic significance of Ralph in the novel is civilization and democracy

Step-by-step explanation:

Ralph, is a fair-haired, athletically built, good-looking and from a prosperous, middle-class family, he is seen as being charismatic protagonist of Lord of the Flies.

He accommodates and leads to others as regards of the fondly cherished, moderate English tradition.

Ralph, which is a representative of civilization and democracy, acts peacefully, lives by rules, and follows values and moral commands for the good of the group, who dramatically reveals the condition of democracy and civilization in Golding’s time.

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