THE CAY BOOK
When Phillip learns to fish, he goes to the reef by himself, but does not mind being by himself. Compare this attitude to the way Phillip felt when he first arrived on the island.
Symbolism: A symbol in literature is an object or an act that represents an entire set of ideas.
Consider the act of Phillip climbing the coconut tree? How is this a symbolic act? What is the significance?
Discussion: Discuss how Phillip’s blindness made it easier for Phillip to become close to Timothy and cast aside his former prejudice. How had Phillip’s prejudice caused him to misjudge Timothy’s real character?
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