Lord of the Flies Characters: Who's Who
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Lord of the Flies by William Golding
Lesson Plans by Rebecca Ray
Lord of the Flies is an eye-opening novel about what happens to a group of boys who are abandoned and left to fend for themselves. Students will see first-hand how quickly the chaos escalates when there are no rules or boundaries to a society.
Direct and Indirect Characterization: OSCAR
Lesson Plans by Rebecca Ray
OSCAR is an acronym designed to help readers understand direct and indirect characterization. Through the use of OSCAR, as a reading and writing strategy, readers are asked to think and write about the different ways they learn about a character.
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Lord of the Flies Characters - Direct and Indirect Characterization | OSCAR Analysis
Storyboard Text
- Slide: 1
- PIGGY
- O: Other Characters' Comments
- "You're talking too much... Shut up, Fatty." - Jack
- S: Character's Speech
- "...on account of my asthma."
- C: Physical Characteristics
- Heavy, wears glasses
- A: Author's Attitude
- The author refers to him as the 'fat boy' with 'spectacles'. He is intelligent and innovative.
- R: Reader's Reaction
- The way he is treated in the book is upsetting. He only wants what is best for everyone.
- Slide: 2
- RALPH
- O: Other Characters' Comments
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- S: Character's Speech
- C: Physical Characteristics
- A: Author's Attitude
- R: Reader's Reaction
- Slide: 3
- ROGER
- O: Other Characters' Comments
- S: Character's Speech
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- C: Physical Characteristics
- A: Author's Attitude
- R: Reader's Reaction
- Slide: 4
- JACK
- O: Other Characters' Comments
- S: Character's Speech
- C: Physical Characteristics
- A: Author's Attitude
- R: Reader's Reaction
- Slide: 5
- SIMON
- O: Other Characters' Comments
- S: Character's Speech
- C: Physical Characteristics
- A: Author's Attitude
- R: Reader's Reaction
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