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At the end of Chapter 2, it is pretty clear that the young boy with the birthmark is dead, having burned to death in the fire at the top of the mountain. That's some pretty heavy
stuff, and if it had taken place in society, not on the top of a mountain on an island in the middle of nowhere, we would be looking for someone to hold responsible.
Can we hold someone responsible? If so, who... and also, why are they responsible and not the others?
If we are going to hold everyone responsible, is that fair?
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Piggy didn't even want to do it, and didn't cooperate. The littlest kids had no idea what they were even doing. Is it fair to hold them accountable to what
accounts to a serious crime?
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• Ralph is the leader, and the fire was his idea. We often hold leaders accountable to bad decisions.
• Jack ran off to go do it, without thinking, and pretty much riled up everyone to do it. He also snatched the glasses off of Piggy...and without the glasses, they could
not have started a fire.
• Piggy had the glasses that started the fire. Without Piggy showing up, it wouldn't have happened.
• Sam n' Eric, and Roger, both clearly know something about building fires, but they don't share their information until after things have gotten out of hand. If they
had spoken up beforehand, they fire might not have giotten out of control and killed someone.
Those are all pretty interesting levels of responsibility.
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YOUR RESPONSE SHOULD HAVE:
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2021 A-Track Spring
1. Topic Sentence (1 sentence). Explain who you think holds the responsibility for the little 'uns death by fire.
Sentence frame:
holds the responsibility for...
2. Your summary of the events that set things in motion (1-2 sentences). How did the fire get started? What was the character doing at the time?
Sentence frames
The fire started because...
At the time...
3. Explain WHY that makes them responsible for it (1-2 sentences). This will also be one or two sentences.
Sentence frames
is responsible for the little 'uns death because.
Additionally..
4. Concluding sentence (1 sentence), Write this sentence based on the topic sentence.
Sentence frame
Based on the evidence..
This will weigh in on the short side, at only 4-6 sentences, so having each component is very importa

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