Opener: A “moral compass” is an internal sense of what is right and wrong, independent of rules others give you or what people tell you to do. In Lord of the Flies, who makes judgments based on moral principles (vs. based on feelings like fear, hunger, or desire for fun)? What evidence do we have? Does having a moral “compass” help that character while they are on the island? Why or why not?
Handouts in Class: None Work Assigned and Collected: a. You read and annotated the essay prompt, and began a brainstorm. There are specific annotations on the essay prompt you need to get from someone if you were gone. Homework: 1. Gather evidence for the essay, and begin identifying the main conflicts you will talk about in your essay. Essays will be due Monday, September 26th.
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